Showing posts with label soy lecithin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soy lecithin. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

Soy Lecithin Side Effects

Soy lecithin may have some side effects that you should know about before adding a supplement to your current regimen. Yes, lecithin is in many of our foods, but when you take an added supplement, you are getting much more of it, so you may experience some side effects.

The side effects from soy mostly come from chemicals sprayed on the crops. This means you will definitely feel some discomfort if you get a hold of some contaminated soy lecithin supplements. Make sure you are buying from a company that is known for good quality. I choose Swanson Vitamins because I have never had a problem with quality or service when it comes to them.

Now on to the side effects you may experience from soy lecithin that does not meet standards:
  • Loss of appetite
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Fainting
  • Dizziness
  • Low blood pressure
If you experience any of these, it is likely that the company that is selling you the soy lecithin is not up to standards. Don't purchase from them again. You will be much better off if you just find a good company to start with so that you won't deal with these side effects.

Many people tend to be allergic to soy lecithin. If you tend to be allergic to soy products, do not begin taking a soy lecithin supplement. If you experience any symptoms of allergy, discontinue use.

Soy Lecithin Weight Loss

Soy lecithin is used in many weight loss products. It's a lipid and it has many very important roles in our bodies. Lecithin can help you reach your weight loss goals, because it is a fat emulsifier. Here are the things soy lecithin can do for you in order to aid in weight loss:
  • Burns fat
  • Helps transport fat out of the body
  • Gives more energy and endurance
  • Breaks up fat in arteries
Lecithin can already be found in many of the foods we eat each day including soy products, fish, nuts and legumes, eggs, and grains, etc. You can also take extra lecithin as a supplement in order to make sure that you are getting enough.

Soy lecithin prevents you from having a fatty liver. As I've stated before, many people have a fatty liver or are at least over due for a cleansing of the liver and this causes a decrease in your metabolism. By cleansing the liver, you will raise your metabolism by 23% according to studies.

Many websites out there try to refute the claim that soy lecithin promotes weight loss. That is ridiculous. The facts are clear. When you get rid of the fat in your liver (and we all have it because of our diets), then your metabolism will increase and that is proven.