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WWF Endocrine Disruptor Information
FORUM Dr. Theo Colborn, November 6, 1997, San Francisco CA. Evolutionary differences between natural and synthetic estrogens are discussed in a fascinating November 16, 1997 post to the Sanet discussion group by ...
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Our Stolen Future: Chapter summaries
Many synthetic compounds bind with human hormone receptors. The chapter also introduces plant estrogens, or phytoestrogens. These compounds are made naturally ... rates. BPA, it turns out, was first synthesized in the great rush toward synthetic estrogens that led to the invention of diethylstilbestrol (DES). Polycarbonate plastic and hence BPA ...
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Our Stolen Future: Key points
New science, for example, on the developing prostate, shows that natural and synthetic estrogens experienced in the womb can lead to enlarged and hypersensitive prostate in adulthood. Work ... high concentrations over time, concentrations millions of times higher or more than plant estrogens. Plant estrogens are widespread in our diets and when eaten in large volume they can cause ...
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Our Stolen Future: New science about natural vs. synthetic compounds
Our Stolen Future, Chapter 5). Industry flacks have claimed that the volume of phytoestrogens in the human diet is so large compared to synthetic estrogens that any worry about contaminants is misguided. Their argument fails on several grounds. First, it fails because much, but not all, of the exposure to synthetic hormone ...
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Our Stolen Future: Disruption of hormone systems other than estrogen
A, both discovered as synthetic estrogens in the 1930s ... impacts Low dose effects Mixtures and synergy Ubiquity of exposure Natural vs. synthetic New exposures Reproduction Wildlife impacts Recent Important Results Consensus News/Opinion Myths vs ...
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Oral Magnesium and Wellness: Increased RDAs and Preventive
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Whereas food fiber increases binding and excretion of estrogens [26], animal fats stimulate the growth of intestinal bacteria, which are capable of hydrolyzing conjugated estrogens into biologically active free estrogens [27, 28]. These estrogens ... W.; Schoneshofer, M.; Blumel, A.: Effects of progesterone and four synthetic progestagens on sodium balance and the renin-aldosterone system in ...
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Biodegradation — p. 1-130 Child Health; Asthma — p. 1-278 Estrogens in the Environment — p. 1-184 Carcinogenic Potency Database; Avoidable Cancer Causes — p ... €” p. 1-350 Risk Assessment of Urban Air — p. 1-218 Biopersistence of Respirable Synthetic Fibers and Minerals — p. 1-292 Carcinogenic and Mutagenic N-Substituted Aryl Compounds â ...
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