Chemical Compound Side Effects For Haldol
Researchers working with rats have that supplementing the animals' diet with soy aglycons of isoflavone (SAI)--a group of chemicals found in soybeans--lowered cholesterol, boosted the anti-oxidative abilities of the liver, and prevented degeneration of the vaginal lining in female rats whose ovaries had been removed.
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