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Evidence Summary

Soy lecithin is a fatty substance extracted from soybeans, widely used as an emulsifier in foods and supplements to help ingredients mix together. In the provided research, it appears primarily as a placebo or comparator ingredient rather than an active therapeutic agent. One clinical trial found that soy lecithin supplementation, like other emulsifiers, was associated with lower short-chain fatty acid concentrations in the gut compared to an emulsifier-free diet, though it did not significantly increase intestinal inflammation or permeability.

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Effective Dose

No established dose from provided studies