1. Soybeans
Soybeans top the list, one of the most familiar foods to Vietnamese people. The sprouts of soybeans, in particular, contain a high level of Isoflavones, which act similarly to the estrogen hormone in women's bodies. This compound helps balance and improve hormonal levels, promoting estrogen production, thereby reducing inflammation, relieving dryness, and enhancing fertility. Soybeans and soy-based products are also rich in protein and isoflavones, which stimulate estrogen production, thereby reducing dryness and inflammation. Additionally, consuming soybeans during pregnancy benefits fetal development and helps prevent aging and endocrine disorders during perimenopause. Women should supplement around 100g of soybeans daily to naturally increase estrogen levels.


2. Salmon
Salmon is one of the most effective foods for supplementing female hormones as it is rich not only in protein but also in omega 3, 6, 9, and various beneficial fats for the body. Additionally, salmon contains an abundance of vitamin D - a catalyst that stimulates the body to produce the female hormone estrogen, boosts immunity, and promotes strong bone and joint health. Moreover, the omega 3, 6, 9 in salmon also have anti-inflammatory effects, prevent aging, and help prevent cancer. Therefore, salmon is an excellent choice for supplementing female estrogen hormones in women's bodies.
To enjoy salmon, women can prepare it into various delicious dishes such as: Sushi, lemon pepper salmon, tomato sauce salmon, salmon mixed with vegetable salad, sour soup salmon, honey glazed salmon... Consuming salmon 1 - 2 times a week will help enhance female hormones and is very beneficial for health.


3. Dark Leafy Greens
Darker leafy greens contain abundant vitamins and minerals that help the body establish a healthy endocrine system and efficiently produce female hormones. A prime example is kale. Kale significantly impacts the body's hormone balance by influencing how the body breaks down estrogen. Another important factor is sulforaphane in kale, which aids in treating fatty liver disease and enhances the liver's detoxification pathway, crucial for estrogen metabolism. Kale also provides potassium, calcium, and magnesium. These are essential minerals that improve muscle function and promote strong bones.
Using dark green leafy vegetables, women can consume them raw or prepare them into favorite daily dishes. It's important to note not to use excessive oil or strong spices in cooking.


4. Garlic
Garlic is known as a common spice that enhances the flavor and appeal of dishes. It is considered a staple ingredient found in many Vietnamese households' kitchens. Garlic is not only used to prevent diseases such as sinusitis, sore throat, etc., but also helps enhance female hormones.
According to research by scientists, 100g of garlic contains 603.3 mcg of Phytoestrogen. Adding garlic to dishes also helps balance female hormones. In addition to garlic, other plants in the onion family are also a diverse source of Isoflavonoids in the diet. Using garlic, women can simply sprinkle it on daily dishes or steam and grill it to eat.


5. Olive Oil
Olive oil is a type of plant-based fat that is extremely good for heart health, helping to enhance hormone balance and effectively prevent diseases. Olive oil contains plenty of omega-3, 6, 9 fatty acids, various vitamins, and minerals that help balance and stabilize female hormones for those who are deficient or imbalanced in hormones.
Olive oil is the 'ideal' food for increasing female hormones. Women can use olive oil for frying, sautéing, stir-frying dishes, or mixing salads, combining with dark green vegetables will further enhance its supportive effect in improving female hormones. Alternatively, combining olive oil with lemon juice to drink, or drinking a spoonful of olive oil on an empty stomach is very beneficial for health.


6. Strawberries
Supplementing female hormones through daily food is an easy-to-implement solution, especially with fruits rich in natural female hormones. Strawberries are a type of fruit that is not yet very common in Vietnamese meals, but under the right conditions, women can choose to enjoy them because besides their delicious flavor, strawberries also have the beneficial effect of supplementing female hormones.
Strawberries are a favorite fruit of many people, not only beautiful and tasty but also very beneficial for health. Strawberries are rich in vitamins and minerals, antioxidants that have the following effects: protecting the heart, reducing bad cholesterol, regulating blood sugar, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, brain-boosting, supporting blood pressure, boosting the immune system…
Strawberries are particularly good for women's health and beauty. Eating strawberries regularly helps beautify the skin, hair, maintain a good figure, reduce the risk of obesity. The abundant antioxidants in strawberries are good for the heart and blood vessels, thus helping blood flow to the body's organs, especially the organs that enhance desire and female libido. Strawberries are also rich in phytoestrogens, which help supplement female hormones.


7. Oysters
Oysters are highly nutritious seafood that many people love to consume regularly. Besides being delicious and nutritious, oysters contain a high level of zinc, which helps the body produce Testosterone – an important hormone in regulating desire and sexual function in both genders. Additionally, oysters also contain amino acids that support the production of Progesterone in women.
There are many ways to prepare oysters into delicious daily dishes such as grilled with butter, steamed, or in soup… Depending on preference, women can choose to enjoy them in various ways.


8. Bitter Melon
Bitter Melon (bitter gourd) is a wild-growing plant in many mountainous regions, with a vine-like stem and a tuber lying underground. It is commonly used by folk medicine to nourish the body and treat certain organ-related ailments. According to modern medical research, bitter melon contains Pregnenolone, a precursor to sex hormones. When introduced into the body through metabolism, it produces Estrogen, Testosterone, Progesterone, and a small amount of male hormones – three crucial endocrine hormones in women's bodies.
In addition, Pregnenolone has the ability to redirect blood flow to the reproductive organs, increasing sexual desire for women in menopausal and premenopausal periods. In the United States and Canada, Pregnenolone extract from bitter melon is used to improve health issues caused by endocrine imbalances, combat aging, and enhance health, beauty, and sexual function. Importantly, this extract is very safe, without causing side effects like direct endocrine supplementation.
To enjoy this special tuber, women need to prepare and then cook it by boiling, steaming, stewing, or making soup for regular meals.


9. Khoai lang
Sweet potatoes are not only a miraculous aid in weight loss but also known as a food that supplements female hormones, improving digestive health and protecting the cardiovascular system.
Experts recommend women to incorporate sweet potatoes into their diet. Sweet potatoes are rich in nutrients such as beta-carotene, vitamins A, C, B vitamins, magnesium, manganese, potassium, fiber, which provide essential nutrients, aid in weight loss, and promote skin beauty. Particularly, Vitamin B6 in sweet potatoes acts as an anti-aging agent, especially balancing hormones for women.
Moreover, numerous scientific studies have shown that sweet potatoes are rich in vitamin B6 and amino acids that help slow down the aging process, reduce stress, and alleviate stress – factors leading to endocrine disorders.


10. Various Seeds
In addition to the above foods, various seeds such as flaxseeds, sesame seeds, peanuts, sunflower seeds, cashews, etc., are familiar foods in daily life and are a healthy source of female estrogen. Besides, they are also very beneficial for the heart, providing many minerals and trace elements, helping prevent osteoporosis in women.
For example, Flaxseeds are considered as a 'miracle' to protect women's figure and enhance their physiology thanks to their very effective ability to balance estrogen hormones. Specifically, flaxseeds contain a high amount of phytoestrogen in the form of lignans. Every 100g of flaxseeds contains up to 379,380 mcg of herbal estrogen. Therefore, supplementing flaxseeds increases the amount of estrogen in the body to compensate for the lost estrogen, effectively balancing estrogen hormones again.


