Sentences with word «xenohormones»

The reason for this is that plastic packaging may be a major source of Xenohormone contamination.

Long term chronic xenohormone exposure causes estrogen dominance which is a serious long term health risk.

Eliminate hormone - altering chemicals and xenohormones from your life.

If you do NOT avoid xenohormones progesterone will not be as effective.

Long term chronic xenohormone exposure causes estrogen receptor overstimulation and is a known carcinogen and fibroid tumor stimulator.

Take a Lesson from Birds and Alligators Xenohormones, also called endocrine disruptors, are a large class of exogenous (not made by the body) compounds.

Where Do Xenohormones Come From?

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.

Here's where to find a couple of articles on Xenohormones and phthalates.

From studies of petrochemical xenohormones, we learn that substitute synthetic hormones differ in their activity at the receptor level.

But it is the best remedy we've found so far to counteract the effects of living in a state of xenohormone excess.

Important Information: You should try to avoid xenohormones.

The vast majority of these xenohormones are man - made petrochemical products used in pesticides, cleaning agents, solvents, adhesives, emulsifiers, plastics and many other chemicals used in manufacturing and industry.

It probably smells like something in nature such as apple or rose or jasmine, but it's likely made from the same old nasty chemical brew, complete with carcinogens, xenohormones and allergens.

Other causes can include stress, lack of exercise, poor nutrition, menopausal changes and xenohormones (found in plastics, solvents, adhesives, etc).

The Xenohormone that is most common is Xenoestrogen — this is a man made compound that enters the body and mimics the oestrogen hormone and amplifies the effect.

All xenohormones act like estrogen, they mimic the the molecule closely causing overstimulation of tissue that has estrogen receptive sites.

Many of these chemicals and xenohormones are known cancer - causing agents.

Part I: Xenohormones and Your Health: Unseen, Unknown and Damaging, We can no longer ignore the effects on our children.

You may have on - and - off sinus problems, headaches, dry eyes, asthma or cold hands and feet for example, and not know to attribute them to your exposure to xenohormones.

Depending on your exposure to xenohormones, you may well find that you don't need to use natural progesterone.

For more details on toxins and how to avoid them, here are some articles by Dr. John Lee and myself, the first two originally published in the John R. Lee, M.D. Medical Letter: Xenohormones and Your Health: Part I Xenohormones in Your Environment: Part II Bisphenol - A Scented Products are Not Safe

Xenohormones (Part I) and Your Health Xenohormones are chemical hormone imposters that can cause hormone imbalance and cancer.

Xenohormones (Part II) in Your Environment We are awash in a sea of xenohormones but with education and awareness you can avoid many of them.

It is vital to reduce exposure to xenohormones and continue to eat well to keep estrogen levels in balance.

Look, which opens next April, will feature new works ranging from film installations by LA - based filmmaker and artist Wu Tsang — who examines social media's hold over society — to paintings by French artist Juliette Bonneviot made partly from xenohormones, a material found in silicon and the pill.