What are xenoestrogens and how do they affect the body?
Xenoestrogens are a group of endocrine disrupting compounds that have estrogen-like effects. What does this mean? Once in the body, they disrupt the natural hormonal balance and can cause estrogen dominance. This can lead to a number of health problems:
The body mistakenly recognizes them as its own hormones
They prevent the normal functioning of real hormones
They influence the production and breakdown of hormone levels
They change the body's hormone sensitivity
What symptoms can xenoestrogens cause in the female body?
The accumulation of xenoestrogens in the body can lead to various symptoms and diseases, such as:
Estrogen dominance: fatigue, weight gain, heavy menstruation, mood swings, sleep disturbances
Fertility problems: difficulty getting pregnant, miscarriage
Hormonal disorders: PCOS, Hashimoto's, endometriosis, insulin resistance
Tumors: breast, ovarian, and thyroid cancer