Expanded use of xenoestrogens in plastics, herbicide, pesticides, chemicals, cosmetics and food products have been linked to numerous reproductive disorders and cancers. (yourhormonebalance.com)
Perhaps the most confusing aspect of this issue is that many chemical companies will tell you that the amount of chemicals that act as xenoestrogens in their products are very tiny (100 - 300 ppm); unfortunately, you really only need a fraction of that to have an effect on the cells of the body. (mindbodygreen.com)
The diet has lots of pesticides which are known as xenoestrogens. (kidsinthehouse.com)