Sources of Xenoestrogens

From What Your Doctor may Not Tell You about Menopause (Premenopause)

- by Dr John Lee

  • Petrochemically derived pesticides and herbicides.
  • Car exhaust.
  • Solvents and adhesives ie household cleaners, nail polish and remover.
  • Emulsifiers and waxes in soaps and cosmetics.
  • Dry cleaning chemicals.
  • Nearly all plastics (watch heating).
  • Industrial waste- PCB's, Dioxins.
  • Meat from livestock fed estrogenic drugs.
  • Sewage treatment waste with nonylphenols- estrogenic breakdown products of detergents (dish. liq.), cosmetics and toiletries. Also present in spermicides.
  • Synthetic estrogens and progestins from the urine of millions of women taking BCP's and HRT that are flushed down the toilet.
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