Dietary estrogens in the form of soy foods were found to have the potential to
disrupt the endocrine system with the effects in women similar to taking the breast cancer drug tamoxifen (Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 1995 Jan; 208 (1): 51 - 9).
Not exact matches
Numerous studies have shown that soy, as a phytoestrogen (mimics estrogen and binds to estrogen receptors, blocking actual estrogen from doing the same), interferes
with menstruation and may
disrupt the
endocrine system, much in the same way some breast cancer medications do.
Some chemical issues that Geoff?s team deals
with have a high - profile, like
endocrine -
disrupting substances; many chemicals, both natural and man - made, are known to adversely effect the hormone
systems of humans and animals, and there is growing concern about the link between the presence of these substances in their environment and their harm to wildlife.
In addition, the treatment process appeared to convert a less harmful form of estrogen into one
with greater potential for
disrupting the function of animals»
endocrine systems, which produce hormones that regulate growth, reproduction and other biological functions.
In order to keep up
with the demand to grow them faster and fatter, they are injected
with hormones, which is a huge cancer risk and also
disrupts our own
endocrine system making us gain weight and creating real problems
with our metabolism.
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Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are found in pretty much every commercial product imaginable — shampoos, soaps, makeup, toothpaste, cleaning products, nonstick coatings, and plastics — and they've been shown in studies to interfere with the body's hormone system, or endocrin
Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are found in pretty much every commercial product imaginable — shampoos, soaps, makeup, toothpaste, cleaning products, nonstick coatings, and plastics — and they've been shown in studies to interfere
with the body's hormone
system, or
endocrineendocrine system.
Remember that many substances we are exposed to daily such as plastic bottles and grocery receipts are laden
with chemicals that
disrupt our
endocrine system.
-- Use glass bottles as Bisphenol A (BPA) which is found in plastic bottles and cans (they are lined up
with plastic)
disrupt endocrine system.
They interfere
with many enzymatic processes, cause reduced learning ability,
disrupt the
endocrine system, and contribute to allergies, asthma and many other diseases.24 (However, small amounts of one form of trans fats naturally occurring in butterfat are not harmful.)
Hormone imbalance (especially
with bisphenol A, which mimics estrogen in the body and
disrupts the
endocrine system — home to your thyroid, adrenal glands and hormones)
EDCs often
disrupt the
endocrine system by mimicking or interfering
with a natural hormone.
PFOA and its replacements are suspected to belong to a large class of artificial compounds called
endocrine -
disrupting chemicals; these compounds, which include chemicals used in the production of pesticides, plastics and gasoline, interfere
with human reproduction and metabolism and cause cancer, thyroid problems and nervous -
system disorders.