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Is there any type of food that naturally increases the estrogen level?

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Soy products: Are known for their phytoestrogen affects. Natural soy like edamame is best. Many soy products are now made from genetically modified soy so read labels and do your best to stick to whole foods like edamame.

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Answered 9/28/2016

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