Most adults can safely include 1–3 soy servings a day—about 25–50 g soy protein—as part of balanced eating.

Adults can aim for 1–2 cups of fortified soy milk a day; up to 3 cups fits the dairy “cup-equivalent” target.

For most healthy adults, 1–3 cups of soy milk per day is safe when you choose fortified, unsweetened options.

For men, 1–3 cups of soy milk per day fits current evidence and nutrition goals.

No set “bad” amount exists; for most men, 1–3 cups of soy milk a day is safe and hormone-neutral.

For menopause, studies test 40–80 mg soy isoflavones daily, yet leading groups don’t recommend supplements as first-line therapy.

For soy isoflavones, many adults start with 25–50 mg from food daily; study doses in supplements often land around 40–80 mg per day.

For daily soy intake, 1–3 servings (about 25–75 mg isoflavones) fit most adults; higher amounts can be fine for many when part of a varied diet.

Most people can enjoy ½–1 cup soursop pulp on eating days; avoid daily leaf teas and skip high-dose extracts.

Soursop extract has no standard daily dose; many labels suggest 300–1,000 mg per day, short term, only after talking with your doctor.