ISOduce Plus

Vaginal dryness is often linked to declining estrogen levels, especially during menopause or breastfeeding. Lower estrogen can cause the vaginal wall to thin and reduce natural lubrication. Other causes include stress, certain medications (like antidepressants or antihistamines), underlying health conditions (e.g., diabetes, autoimmune diseases), or the use of irritating products. Ashwagandha and L-arginine in ISOduce Plus help boost blood circulation and improve nutrient and moisture supply to vaginal tissues, thereby relieving dryness. Soy isoflavones also promote estrogen levels to address hormone-related dryness.

Vaginal discharge is a natural secretion that helps lubricate and protect the vagina from infection. Its amount and texture can vary with the menstrual cycle and hormonal changes—for example, becoming thicker and more abundant during ovulation. So discharge itself is normal and not necessarily a sign of health issues. However, if the discharge is discolored (e.g., green, grey, blood-tinged) or has a foul odor, it may indicate infection. ISOduce Plus contains cranberry extract, which has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that help prevent vaginal infections and support tissue repair. While ISOduce Plus can serve as a supportive functional food, infections should primarily be treated with medication.

No, it is not recommended for pregnant women. Although the ingredients are relatively safe, any product that may influence hormone levels is best avoided during pregnancy, as hormonal imbalance could potentially increase the risk of miscarriage.

Yes, breastfeeding mothers can take ISOduce Plus. It may help promote uterine recovery, vaginal tightening, and breast firmness post-delivery. However, if you notice a significant decrease in breast milk production or any discomfort or changes in the baby’s behavior or sleep, discontinue use immediately.

ISOduce Plus helps regulate hormone levels, which in turn may promote a more regular menstrual cycle. However, in the early stages of use, some individuals—especially those sensitive to soy isoflavones (phytoestrogens)—might experience changes in cycle length or menstrual flow. This usually stabilizes within 2–3 months of consistent use as the body adjusts.

ISOduce Plus contains soy isoflavones, which offer a gentler and safer alternative to conventional hormone replacement therapy (HRT). However, it works more slowly. Whether it can replace HRT depends on individual needs and health conditions. Please consult your doctor before switching.

Yes. Each sachet of ISOduce Plus contains only 1g of sugar, which is not enough to significantly affect blood sugar levels.

Yes. ISOduce Plus does not contain fava beans or other ingredients that trigger hemolysis in individuals with G6PD deficiency.

If the cancer is gynecological-related (e.g., breast, ovarian, uterine cancer), it is not recommended to take ISOduce Plus. For non-gynecological cancers, it depends on current treatments or medications. Please consult a doctor before use.

Stage 1 and 2 kidney disease patients can take it. For Stage 3 and above, it is not recommended due to potential strain on kidney function.

Yes, dialysis patients may take it—preferably in the morning on dialysis days. However, if the patient has electrolyte imbalances or has been instructed to limit potassium intake, consult a doctor first. ISOduce Plus contains L-arginine, which may not be suitable for those with unstable electrolyte levels.

Yes. Endometriosis is a condition where functional endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus, causing symptoms like painful periods, irregular menstruation, and fertility issues. ISOduce Plus contains phytoestrogens that help regulate hormones and may help alleviate symptoms, but it is not a treatment for the condition.

Yes. An endometrioma is a benign ovarian cyst formed by endometrial tissue growing outside the uterus. ISOduce Plus may help balance hormones through dual-regulating phytoestrogens and potentially relieve symptoms. However, it is not a form of treatment.

Yes. Adenomyosis is when endometrial tissue grows into the uterine muscle wall, causing an enlarged uterus and symptoms such as painful, heavy periods. The phytoestrogens in ISOduce Plus may help regulate estrogen levels and ease symptoms, but it is not intended as a treatment.

Yes, ISOduce Plus is suitable for women with PCOS. Studies show that soy isoflavones can help improve insulin sensitivity and lower androgen levels, thus relieving PCOS symptoms. Vitamins D and E in the formula also provide additional support.

Yes. Uterine fibroids are generally benign. As long as there are no dietary restrictions advised by a doctor, ISOduce Plus can be taken. Phytoestrogens (soy isoflavones) do not cause fibroids and may even help reduce the risk of growth. They provide protective benefits for the uterus but cannot eliminate or shrink fibroids.

If the ovarian cyst is confirmed benign and there are no dietary restrictions from the doctor, ISOduce Plus can be taken. Ovarian cysts often arise due to hormonal imbalances, and ISOduce Plus may help regulate hormones. However, if the customer is worried about cyst growth, it may be better not to recommend the product to avoid the misconception that the product caused cyst enlargement.

There are different types of infectious vaginitis: bacterial, fungal, and trichomoniasis. These require targeted medical treatment. ISOduce Plus contains manjakani extract, which has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can help prevent vaginal infections and support tissue repair, serving as an additional aid.

Urethritis is caused by bacterial infections and mainly requires antibiotic treatment. The recurrence rate of urethritis is high, so prevention of recurrence is very important. The cranberry extract in ISOduce Plus helps prevent the recurrence of urethritis and acts as a functional food. At the same time, it is important to drink plenty of water and maintain good hygiene habits.

If the birth control pill is taken to regulate menstruation, ISOduce Plus can be taken alongside. However, if the pill is used primarily for contraception, it is not recommended to take ISOduce Plus at the same time, as the product may potentially affect the pill’s contraceptive effectiveness.

Yes. Contraceptive injections provide stable hormonal levels, so ISOduce Plus will not interfere with their effectiveness.

Yes. IUDs provide stable contraceptive effectiveness, so ISOduce Plus will not interfere.

Yes. Hormonal birth control implants deliver steady hormone levels, so ISOduce Plus will not interfere with their function.

Yes. ISOduce Plus also supports menstrual regulation. However, it’s recommended to consult a doctor first before combining it with any prescription hormone-regulating medications.

Yes. ISOduce Plus is a functional food and does not interfere with Bai Feng Wan.

Yes. Cervical erosion refers to the outward growth of endocervical cells onto the cervical surface, giving it a red, eroded appearance. It is often linked to estrogen levels and can be a normal physiological change in teens, pregnant women, or women using estrogen-based medications. However, if it causes inflammation or infection, medical treatment is necessary. ISOduce Plus can help support hormonal balance, but it is not a treatment.

If lupus is well controlled, ISOduce Plus may be taken. However, ISOduce Plus does not help treat lupus, which is an autoimmune condition that must be managed with medication. For people with lupus, HOMEGA (Omega-3 and Vitamin D) is more appropriate as it offers better supportive effects.

Yes. Immature follicles are often caused by PCOS, hormonal imbalance, thyroid issues, or declining ovarian function. ISOduce Plus helps regulate female hormones and may support follicle development and maturation.

Uterine hematomas often refer to endometriomas (chocolate cysts), which are benign cysts caused by endometrial tissue growing on the ovaries. If confirmed benign and no dietary restrictions are given by a doctor, ISOduce Plus can be taken.

If the uterine sarcoma is confirmed to be benign, and there are no specific medical restrictions, ISOduce Plus may be taken. If malignant, it is not recommended without medical advice.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is caused by bacterial infection (often sexually transmitted) that spreads to the uterus, fallopian tubes, or ovaries. It requires antibiotics or proper medical treatment. ISOduce Plus does not provide significant help in treating PID.

Endometrial hyperplasia is usually caused by excess estrogen, PCOS, or obesity. ISOduce Plus may help by regulating hormone levels. However, since endometrial hyperplasia has different types (benign or precancerous) and varying severity, it is strongly advised to consult a doctor before taking the product. As an alternative, LIVEON or Bio-grapeseed (which are rich in antioxidants) may be more beneficial in such cases.

No. Women with gynecological cancers, are not advised to take ISOduce Plus.

Yes. The soy isoflavones in ISOduce Plus do not increase breast cancer risk. In fact, moderate intake may help reduce the risk. The amount in ISOduce Plus is not high-dose, so it does not stimulate breast tissue or cause mutations.

If the customer has concerns, it is best to consult a doctor first.

Although moderate intake of soy through food (1–2 servings per day) is considered safe and may even reduce recurrence risk, functional food containing higher doses of soy isoflavones and phytoestrogens remain controversial. Therefore, ISOduce Plus is not recommended for breast cancer survivors. Instead, antioxidant supplement or functional food like LIVEON or Bio-Grape Seed are better options.

If menstruation lasts more than 7 days, they should still follow the 21-day method. Begin on the fifth day of menstruation, take ISOduce Plus for 21 consecutive days, then pause until the next cycle. Over time, this may help regulate the menstrual cycle.

Pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, underage females, and patients with gynecological cancers should not take this product. For those with other specific health conditions, it is best to consult a doctor before use. Breast nodules may be fibroadenomas or cysts. If they are confirmed benign, and the doctor has not advised dietary restrictions, ISOduce Plus can be taken.

A prolactinoma is a benign tumor in the pituitary gland that causes excessive prolactin production, which in turn lowers estrogen levels and causes hormonal imbalances or irregular menstruation. The soy isoflavones in ISOduce Plus may help regulate estrogen and hormonal balance, but ISOduce Plus cannot treat the prolactinoma itself.