Sentences with phrase «estrogenic effects»

Add in some phytoestrogens — these are not true estrogens but the idea is that they exert a weaker estrogenic effect on our cells.

There is rampant misinformation about supposed estrogenic effects of soy and other plant foods which scares people away from eating these very healthy things.

Many foods and herbs such as soy have phytoestrogen properties which can have a weak estrogenic effect for some women.

Studies are first published claiming that, in the laboratory, certain chemicals used to make plastics demonstrate potential estrogenic effects.

This increases testosterone, but it will also significantly increase estrogenic effects.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) reports that soy phyto - estrogens demonstrate estrogenic effects equal to or lower than doses of DES estrogen; in 2002, NIEHS researcher Retha Newbold expressed concern when her colleagues demonstrated that soy genistein «triggers reproductive abnormalities... including uterine adenocarcinoma, a rare form of cancer.»

There are no adverse estrogenic effects, and the liver toxicity induced by the high - fat diet is mitigated.

The most common use of dong quai has always been as an herbal medicine, particularly valuable to women, thanks to its modest estrogenic effect.

These are chemical compounds that are structurally similar to estrogen, so when they enter the body, they behave with estrogenic effect on the reproductive system function.

All the modern food we men have been eating our entire lives has estrogenic effects which have resulted in advanced deterioration of your testosterone levels.

The authors show similar unwanted estrogenic effects from flax, black cohosh, red clover, and other phytoestrogen - rich foods and herbs, supplements such as DIM and calcium glucarate that allegedly regulate estrogen metabolism — and even bio-identical hormone replacement therapies.

Although 5 - DHEA has moderate estrogenic effects, it rarely produces gyno or undesirable estrogenic side effects.

The phyto estrogens in soy can lower cholesterol and improve heart disease risk without systemic estrogenic effects (ie.

Dietary soy containing phytoestrogens does not have detectable estrogenic effects on hepatic protein synthesis in postmenopausal women.

Studies are also showing chronic skin application of parabens may lead to prolonged estrogenic effects in skin.

The powerful androgenic effect will also block estrogenic effects, and help prevent (and reverse) gyno.

The increase may also have to do with excessive exposure to xenoestrogens, chemicals such as pesticides which have estrogenic effects on the body.

In general, 2 - hydroxyestrone metabolites have the weakest estrogenic effect, whereas 16 - hydroxyestrones are considered proliferative, cancer - promoting estrogen species (41, 42).

«Plastic food containers and packaging contain dozens of ingredients — many having estrogenic effects,» says Sonya Lunder, a senior research analyst with the Environmental Working Group.

According to three doctors representing Wake Forest, Yale and Harvard respectively, «Traditional use and clinical trials have not suggested estrogenic effects of tea tree or lavender oil, though estrogenic effects have been reported for other essential oils and plants.»

It increases milk supply because of its relaxing properties as well as its estrogenic effects.

All this does is reduce the estrogenic effects such as water retention and fat gain and strengthen the anabolic effects of testosterone like increased muscle growth and strength.

Chemicals in sunscreens are also found to create free radicals in the body and produce an estrogenic effect (man boobs anyone?).

But it activates them weakly so if you've too much estrogen, the flax competes for the estrogen by binding to receptors preventing those hyper - estrogenic effects and if you don't have enough estrogen, so in the case of post-menopause or ovarian failure, flax binds to estrogen receptors and causes the estrogen effects that we really want, like libido and energy and the expression of female sex characteristics.

Researchers blamed the problem on the estrogenic effect of soy consumed during pregnancy.

While many xenohormones have estrogenic effects, they can also be anti-estrogenic in the sense that they bind to estrogen receptors and in effect block their own potential estrogenic effect.

An imbalance which favors a predominance of the estrogenic effect evidenced by either excessive estrogen or insufficient progesterone, is called estrogen dominance.

* Panax (Korean) ginseng has an estrogenic effect as well as supporting the adrenal glands.

Eating organic produce and avoiding grains and refined carbohydrates can help to reduce the estrogenic effect on your body.

(2) Artificial food additives, MSG, and artificial sweeteners have estrogenic effects.

I would eliminate the soy for GMO reasons, estrogenic effects, and because Dr. Wentz has included soy in her list of problematic foods for Hashimoto's.

From your beer belly to your attitude, if you can call it soft, it's an estrogenic effect.

It is easy to draw the conclusion that this is a sign the body is responding well to the progesterone, and sufferers are encouraged to «brave through» this estrogenic effect, as it is supposed to eventually go away.

Nettle tea and lavender may also have estrogenic effects.

Hi Ben, have you ever heard of the estrogenic effect of topical use of lavender & tea tree oil?

T Bomb 3xtreme uses estrogen - blocking compounds to clog the receptors, assuring that estrogen does not attach to the receptor and exert any of its estrogenic effects.

For example, the anti-estrogen drug tamoxifen, prescribed for breast cancer treatment, has been used by men to oppose the estrogenic effects of anabolic steroids.

And the hormones they are administered have an estrogenic effect on both women and men.

And remember that pesticides can have estrogenic effects, but also carcinogenic effects, and that's why we choose organic most of the time.

Xenoestrogens are chemicals that you are exposed to (and are hard to avoid in the modern world) that have an estrogenic effect in your body.

The efficiency of these ingredients is believed to be due to their estrogenic effect, but recent studies show that this is not the case with black cohosh.

Though it's often touted as a health food, soy has an estrogenic effect on the body (that is: acts like estrogen) and so can throw hormones off balance if consumed regularly.

2 - OH estrogen has a weak estrogenic effect.

It has an estrogenic effect — meaning it raises bad estrogen leading to a host of hormonal imbalances.