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Methoxyisoflavone for Sports & Fitness

Also indexed as:5-Methyl-7-Methoxy-Isoflavone
Methoxyisoflavone
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  1. Methoxyisoflavone as a Nutritional Supplement
  2. Sports Supplements

Why Do Athletes Use It?*

Some athletes say that methoxyisoflavone improves muscle mass gains from strength training without undesirable hormonal side effects.

What Do the Advocates Say?*

Methoxyisoflavone is a recently developed supplement related to the flavonoid family. Only one preliminary human trial has tested its effects on body composition changes with exercise. Although results were promising, double-blind research is needed to confirm them.

*Athletes and fitness advocates may claim benefits for this supplement based on their personal or professional experience. These are individual opinions and testimonials that may or may not be supported by controlled clinical studies or published scientific articles.

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