These 3 Things Are Proven To Help Menopause | Dr. Neal Barnard


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  1. Daniel Platts
    Daniel Platts says:

    Really quality information, always, and the high quality studies and everything else the PCRM does are a great service to everyone, and are helping to change mainstream awareness. Thank you.

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  2. Veganimal
    Veganimal says:

    Soybeans don't cook like regular beans. They never get completely soft. Soak them overnight until they're like 3-4 times in size. They will actually start to sprout tails. (You can sprout them even longer by rinsing them twice a day for several days.) Then you only need to cook them for 15 minutes. No need for Instant Pot. They will be slightly al dente, but they won't have that raw bean taste. Don't add salt to the cooking liquid — it will keep them harder. Trust me, I'm Asian and I've been cooking soybeans for years.

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  3. Amy S.
    Amy S. says:

    Thanks so much I am going to make the soy beans! I was eating edamame and had no clue that was not the same as soy beans. This helped do much!

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  4. JEP
    JEP says:

    A good hack for peanut butter is the powdered variety; I use PB2. You use 2 TB with water (more or less depending on the consistency you like) and it’s only 1.5g of fat (2%). So easy and tasty. I use it all the time in smoothies and on oatmeal.

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