Soy Yogurt
Soy Yogurt

Gut Health

Soy Yogurt

A plant-based yogurt fermented from soy milk, offering live cultures alongside soy's isoflavones for those avoiding dairy.

Gut Health

Heart Health

Hormone Balance

Serving

1 cup, plain (245g)

Calories Per Serving

230

Key nutrients

Probiotics, plant protein, isoflavones, calcium (fortified)

Nutrient density

Not officially rated

Why it’s worth eating

Soy yogurt provides plant protein, calcium, and probiotics for digestive health. Use as a dairy-free alternative in parfaits, smoothies, or dips.

What you may notice

  1. Digestive comfort and regularity

  2. Cycle or hormone-related comfort

Markers worth tracking

  1. Stool microbiome diversity (if tested)

  2. Hormone panel (as advised by a doctor)

How to eat it

Choose plain, unsweetened, fortified varieties with 'live and active cultures' on the label, many sweetened versions add as much sugar as dairy yogurt's flavored counterparts.

Pairs well with

Fiber-rich fruit, prebiotic fiber feeds the probiotic bacteria
Nuts or seeds, rounds out the meal with healthy fat

Storage

Refrigerate and consume by the date on the package.

The numbers, per 1 cup, plain (245g)

0%

Vitamin K

0%

Vitamin A

35%

Vitamin C

25%

Calcium

9%

Iron

NA

Magnesium

NA

Potassium

0%

Vitamin B12

16%

Vitamin D

Fiber

1g

Yogurt, soy (FDC 175227)

Evidence

D

HONEST FLAG: no product-specific outcome trials exist. Treat as a soy-protein and live-culture delivery vehicle, with benefits inferred from the soy and fermented-dairy literatures rather than demonstrated for the product.

Study dose vs. serving

Benefits inferred from soy isoflavone and live-culture evidence bases.

No soy-yogurt-specific human outcome trial located.

Use caution if

You have a soy allergy, avoid entirely
You have an estrogen-sensitive condition, isoflavones are generally considered safe at food-level intake, but discuss higher intakes with a doctor

Details

Type

Season

Refrigerated, year-round

Forms

Plain, flavoured, unsweetened

Price

Mid

Bioactive

Soy isoflavones plus live cultures

Heat stable

No - heat destroys live cultures

Watch

Fermented food - biogenic amines.

Reliability

3 / 5

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