Tofupill - more information

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Experts believe the well being of Asian women during the menopause can be attributed to their diet - high in tofu. Tofu is produced from soybeans, which include many nutritional components such as carbohydrates, proteins and fibres.  In addition to all these components the soybean also includes Phytoestrogen, a secondary component that is in part created during the process of turning the soymilk into tofu - "the soya cheese".

The difference between Soya and Tofu can be compared to the difference between milk and yogurt; both change their chemical structure from their origin and make their natural goodness more available to the body.

Tofupill contains the unique tofu concentrate which retains complete Phytoestrogen (comprising isoflavones, lignans and coumestans) in its naturally intact form.

In order to avoid the possibility of harming the chemical structure of the Phytoestrogen compound through the use of chemical extraction procedures, a natural procedure using enzymes was chosen for making Tofupill.

This procedure extracts the components that are not directly related to the Phytoestrogen compound, such as fats, carbohydrates, some proteins and fibres from the Tofu. This method produces a uniquely rich and pure substance of the organic compound of the Phytoestrogen.

The next step uses special freeze-dry technology that keeps the structure intact so as to achieve the ultimate availability of all the components of Phytoestrogen to the body. To get the same amount of Phytoestrogen in your diet you'd have to eat several meals of tofu a day. And not all varieties of Tofu or Soya are high in phytoestrogen.  Also phytoestrogen is often destroyed in food processing - but not in the Tofupill process.

Tofupill is a unique and revolutionary product for women and is based on the complete Phytoestrogen structure found in Tofu. Tofu has been the basis of the Asian diet for thousands of years, providing women with the safest solutions for problems rooted in the hormonal system.