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Winter 2012 - Vol 20, No 1 - Hormone Therapy and the Timing Hypothesis
Hormone Therapy and the Timing Hypothesis
The "timing hypothesis" or "window-of-opportunity" has become one of the most provocative hypotheses of the 21st century with implications that could alter the current paradigm for the primary prevention of coronary heart disease. More recently, it has become evident that the “timing hypothesis” is applicable to soy isoflavones and other agents that bind to the estrogen receptor besides hormone therapy.
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Isoflavones Inhibit the Progression of Subclinical Atherosclerosis
Results of a three-year study provide the strongest evidence to date that menopausal women, especially those in the early years of menopause, benefit by consuming isoflavones.
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Soy and Breast Cancer: Point-Counterpoint
This point-counterpoint highlights the most relevant data related to the issue of soy consumption by breast cancer patients and women at high risk of developing breast cancer.
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The "timing hypothesis" or "window-of-opportunity" has become one of the most provocative hypotheses of the 21st century with implications that could alter the current paradigm for the primary prevention of coronary heart disease. More recently, it has become evident that the “timing hypothesis” is applicable to soy isoflavones and other agents that bind to the estrogen receptor besides hormone therapy.

 

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