Xenoestrogens should have a serious health hazard warning stamp on all by products with these dangerous substances.

Xenoestrogens mimic our body’s natural estrogens and create an insidious sea of synthetic foreign hormone in overdose amounts, adversely affecting every living creature on the planet. 

Xenoestrogen is found in many modern day products that include: Pesticides, household products. It is in our milk and eggs and livestock  feeds and plastics. When plastic containers or bottles are heated, it multiplies the amount of xenoestrogen. This is leached through to foodstuffs an eventually dumped in our bodies through ingestion.  

The damage these foreign xenoestrogen compounds cause is extensive because they create an ‘estrogen-dominant body environment by overloading it with a synthetic substance that identically matches our estrogen hormone.

All living creatures both male and female have three natural estrogens in their bodies which are balanced by their natural opponent, progesterone. However, the natural amount of progesterone is powerless to match the assault from the synthetic foreign estrogen and is very soon exhausted.
Natural hormones are subtle and short lived and are metabolised when they have done their job

These xenoestrogen chemicals are strong and long lasting and bind themselves to estrogen receptor sites. They accumulate in fat tissues which results in obesity. They can interfere with every biological process and completely disrupt the endocrine system.

When the endocrine system is put out of balance it can be the basic cause of numerous illnesses and diseases.

Evidence is steadily growing that xenoestrogens and other hormone mimicking substances are implicated in human and wildlife health problems

Girls and boys are reaching puberty too early as a result of these disrupters as  xenoestrogens amplifies normal hormonal stimuli causing abnormal growth of mammary tissue cells.

A common occurrence is the problem being termed ‘man boobs’ and fat accumulating around the hips.  Estrogen dominance in men is contributing to hair loss, atherosclerosis, prostrate problems, lowered libido, and impotency. 

What you can do

Use glass or ceramics whenever possible to store food and water.

If using a microwave, heat your food using a glass or ceramic bowl covered with a paper towel or dish.

Look for simple detergent with less chemicals

Make sure there are no parabens in the soap, shampoo or body wash

Use natural pest control and herbicides.

Buy hormone free meats to eat and organic or unsprayed produce