A reoccurring theme in many of the food health concerns revolves around high estrogen levels. This can be harmful to men and women. … there is a conspiracy to reduce the population of humans on planet earth.
…WHILE THE AVERAGE MAN’S TESTOSTERONE AND SPERM COUNT HAS PLUMMETED 20 PERCENT IN JUST THE LAST 20 YEARS.”
According to Dr. Russell Blaylock, noted neurosurgeon and author of The Blaylock Report:
SOY ISOFLAVONES APPEAR TO INCREASE AGGRESSIVENESS AND HEIGHTEN ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN MONKEYS AND APPEAR TO FEMINIZE MALE ANIMALS.”
..A list of high-estrogenic foods…
1. PESTICIDES THROUGH CONVENTIONALLY RAISED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Pesticides … estrogens once ingested.
2. SOY IS NOT HEALTHY
There are many reasons to avoid soy, one of the most heavily subsidized crops by the United States government. One of the best is the high estrogen-like effects on the human body. Too much soy leads to enlargement of breast tissue, water retention, female pattern fat deposition and mood swings. It can also decrease testosterone.
3. HORMONES IN BEEF
4. BEER
In his book The Natural Testosterone Plan, Stephen Harrod Buhner writes:
“Hops is best known for its use in beer. The majority of physicians and men overlook its potent chemicals and do not realize that beer itself can significantly alter the male androgen levels. German beer makers noticed long ago that the young women who picked hops in the fields commonly experienced early menstrual periods. Eventually, researchers discovered the reason – hops is perhaps one of the most powerfully estrogenic plants on Earth. Just 100 grams of hops (about 3.5 ounces) contains anywhere from thirty thousand to three hundred thousand IUs of estrogen, depending on the type of hops. Most of it is the very potent estrogen estradiol. Estradiol, as it is taken into the male body, causes a direct lowering of testosterone levels in the testes and an increase in SHBG levels, which then binds up even more free testosterone in the bloodstream. The estradiol in hops has also been found to directly interfere with the ability of the testes Leydig cells to produce testosterone. The presence of this highly estrogenic substance in beer is not an accident.”
5. TELEVISION AND THE FEMINIZATION OF MEN
..a new male has risen and ‘he’ is more ‘she’ than ever. Again, this is not to offend anyone just pointing out the obvious.
6. UNSATURATED FATS
Unsaturated fats from vegetable oils are mostly soy, which is an estrogenic plant byproduct, among the highest on the planet. These are covered in pesticides, which come with their own estrogenic properties.
7. BPA IN PLASTICS
Xenoestrogen is a class of chemical that mimics estrogen in humans. Chemicals from plastics leak into cans, bottles, packaging of food, rivers, streams, lakes, oceans and everything else. Plastic is everywhere.
Over 93% of American’s have BPA in their bodies.
Environmentalist Bruce Lowry describes the side effects we’re seeing from exposure to BPA:
“THINGS LIKE ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER, CHILDHOOD OBESITY, ASTHMA, AUTISM, AND THEN A WHOLE RANGE OF CANCER’S THAT WE’RE SEEING TOO – BRAIN CANCER, LIVER CANCER, PROSTATE CANCER. ”
8. PTHALATES IN SCENTS
Sources of Pthalates to avoid:
Shampoos, Colognes/Perfume, Deodorant, Hair Spray, Body Lotion, Makeup, Glade Plug-ins and other Air Fresheners.
Source: enlightened-consciousness.com/8-disturbing-ways-society-is-feminizing-men-through-food-and-products