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Description
Fine Japan Pomegranate and Soy Isoflavones with Ginkgo — 15 Tablets a Day, 30 Days
Overview
Fifteen tablets a day, taken as five tablets three times a day after meals. That is an unusually large serving and it is the first thing you should know about this product, because every figure on the pack is printed per tablet and only makes sense multiplied by fifteen.
Per day that comes to 840 mg of pomegranate extract powder, 600 mg of ginkgo biloba extract powder and 120 mg of vitamin E. Soy isoflavones are declared without an amount.
What we are not going to tell you. The description this page carried until today said this product reduces the risk of breast cancer, that soy isoflavones inhibit blood vessel growth within tumours, and that pomegranate seed extract is a source of estrogen. None of that is lawful to say about a food in Japan or in the EU, none of it is on the Japanese pack, and all of it is gone. If you are managing menopausal symptoms, this is a food you might take alongside medical advice, not instead of it. This is a food, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
See also: Japanese supplements.
Key Benefits
- ✓ Pomegranate extract powder 840 mg a day, worked out from the per-tablet figure for you
- ✓ Ginkgo biloba extract powder 600 mg a day
- ✓ Vitamin E 120 mg a day — stated up front because it is high, not buried
- ✓ Soy isoflavones declared; we say plainly that no amount is printed for them
- ✓ The serving is stated as fifteen tablets, in the first line, not hidden at the bottom
- ✓ Interaction warnings for ginkgo and for vitamin E, which the old page omitted entirely
- ✓ Shipped from our own stock in Kobe, Japan, in the Japanese-market pack
Product Details
| Brand | Fine Japan |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Product type | Pomegranate and soy isoflavone tablets with ginkgo |
| Daily serving | 15 tablets (5 × 3 after meals) |
| Supply | 30 days |
| Pomegranate extract | 840 mg a day |
| Ginkgo extract | 600 mg a day |
| Vitamin E | 120 mg a day |
| Declared allergens | Soy |
| Japanese category | Food — no function claim, not a quasi-drug |
| Interactions to check | Ginkgo with anticoagulants and antiplatelets; vitamin E likewise |
| Ships from | Kobe, Japan |
Who Is This For?
- Women approaching or past menopause who want a pomegranate and soy isoflavone food alongside their doctor's advice
- Anyone who already takes a soy isoflavone product and wants to see what else is in this one
- Someone who will actually take fifteen tablets a day in three sittings — this is not a one-capsule product
- Not for you if you take an anticoagulant or antiplatelet drug, or have surgery coming; ginkgo and vitamin E both matter here
- Not for you if you are soy-allergic, pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a hormone-sensitive condition without asking your doctor first
How to Use
- Take five tablets after breakfast.
- Take five tablets after lunch.
- Take five tablets after dinner — fifteen in total across the day.
- Keep the pack closed, cool and dry between doses.
Frequency: Fifteen tablets a day, in three doses of five after meals.
Full Ingredients
Declared amounts per daily serving of 15 tablets:
| Pomegranate extract powder | 56.0 mg per tablet — 840 mg per daily 15 tablets |
|---|---|
| Ginkgo biloba extract powder | 40 mg per tablet — 600 mg per daily 15 tablets |
| Vitamin E | 8 mg per tablet — 120 mg per daily 15 tablets |
| Soy isoflavones | Declared on the pack; no amount printed |
| Daily serving | 15 tablets, taken as 5 tablets three times a day after meals |
| Supply | 30 days |
Read the serving before you read anything else: fifteen tablets a day. Every figure on the pack is printed per tablet, and at fifteen tablets the daily totals are 840 mg of pomegranate extract powder, 600 mg of ginkgo extract powder and 120 mg of vitamin E. That last figure is the one to pay attention to — it is several times what a typical multivitamin gives.
Soy isoflavones are declared on the pack but no amount is printed for them, so we cannot tell you how much you are taking, and neither can anyone else.
Composition and specification as declared by Fine Japan on the Japanese-market pack and the manufacturer's official product page.
Cautions
- Ginkgo biloba affects blood clotting. At 600 mg of extract powder a day this is not a trace amount. If you take warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel or any other anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine, or you have surgery or dental extraction scheduled, speak to your doctor before starting.
- 120 mg of vitamin E a day is several times a typical multivitamin's amount, and vitamin E also affects clotting. Count it against everything else you take.
- Soy isoflavones act on estrogen receptors. If you have or have had a hormone-sensitive condition, or you take tamoxifen or a hormone therapy, this is a conversation for your doctor and not for a product page.
- Contains soy.
- If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under medical care or taking prescribed medication, speak to your doctor before use.
- This is a food, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Package Contents
One 30-day pack at fifteen tablets a day. Best-before date printed on the pack. No leaflet in English is included.
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Opened food and supplements cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
Your old description said this reduces cancer risk. Why has that gone?
Because it was never true to say it. A food in Japan may not carry a disease-prevention claim, the same is true in the EU, and the Japanese pack makes no such claim. A page that tells a woman a pomegranate tablet lowers her breast cancer risk may also tell her she has less reason to see a doctor, which is the real harm. We removed it and are telling you we removed it.
Fifteen tablets a day — is that right?
Yes. Five tablets, three times a day, after meals. It is a large serving by any standard and it is why the per-tablet figures on the pack are so small. One pack is thirty days at that rate.
How much soy isoflavone am I actually getting?
We do not know, because the pack does not print an amount for it. The pomegranate, the ginkgo and the vitamin E are quantified; the isoflavones are named. If the isoflavone dose is what you are choosing on, choose a product that prints it.
I take a blood thinner. Can I take this?
Ask your doctor before you order, not after. 600 mg of ginkgo extract and 120 mg of vitamin E a day both act on clotting, and this is one of the clearest supplement-drug interactions there is.
Is it suitable during menopause?
It is a food marketed in Japan to women through that period, and it contains soy isoflavones and pomegranate extract. What it will do for your symptoms is not something we can tell you, and the amounts here are not a hormone therapy. Discuss it with the doctor managing your symptoms.
