No More Hot Flashes.

Results from a peer-reviewed, published study at a top-ranking hospital found that Revival Soy can reduce hot flashes and night sweats naturally.

Menopause Relief

Lose Weight.

As we grow older and exercise less, the task of staying fit and trim becomes more difficult. Revival, combined with a sensible diet and exercise is a great answer.

Lose Weight

Feel Energetic Again.

Need more energy to keep up with a busy schedule, your daily work out or to simply enjoy life? Soy protein may support better energy levels by providing protein as a calorie source.

Feel More Energy

• A leader in women's health.

  Since the beginning Revival Soy has sought to improve women's health through strong medical research coupled with natural eating habits. Created by Dr. Aaron Tabor to help his mom, Suzanne, with her hot flashes and night sweats-- it quickly became apparent that soy was the answer to many of her problems. Now, Revival has shipped over 1 million orders and helped women nationwide achieve a healthier life. But don't take our word for it, learn how Revival can support menopause relief, weight loss, younger-looking skin/hair/nails, heart disease reduction and more in our Health Library*.

• Our formula was awarded a patent.

  Don't feel like drinking 6 cups of a typical soymilk per day or stuffing down a pound of tofu? Neither do we! Not many of us are ready to eat bland-tasting soy every day. Thanks to our patented, natural concentration process, just 1 delicious Revival Soy protein shake or protein bar provides about the same amount of soy isoflavones found in 6 cups of a typical soymilk (~160 milligrams of soy isoflavones).

• Helping fund better research.

  Physicians Laboratories, creators of Revival, is proud to be a leader in soy protein research. Every time you eat a Revival Soy product, you are helping us fund research to better our understanding of soy and how we can use it to feel better. Revival Soy protein is used in double-blinded, placebo-controlled human clinical studies, including NIH-funded research, at some of America's top medical schools and hospitals.