Environmental Toxins That Are Disrupting Hormones And Causing Cancer In Ourselves,
And In Our Children...

No matter how diligent we are about eating and living right, we are still constantly exposed to chemical pollutants in many aspects of our daily lives. Some of the most alarming of these pollutants are xeno-estrogens.

"Xeno" means foreign. So xeno-estrogens are made from something other than the body. Many are petrochemically-based or are byproducts of oil and gas production. Gasoline fumes, plastics, medicines, pesticides, perfumes all have petrochemical residue, all act as estrogens in the human body. Another common synthetic estrogen is in our food supply. Growth hormones, being fed to cows and chickens to promote accelerated growth, are estrogen. Estrogen in our food supply! It seems incredible, doesn't it? When consumed by cattle and chickens it increases their rate of growth, so it seems logical to suppose that the ingestion of this meat would have an effect on the humans consuming them.

According to the late Dr. John Lee, author of What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause and Theo Colburn, author of Our Stolen Future, these chemical estrogens are indeed wreaking havoc on human hormones and our overall health.
We know from the 2002 announcement about the Women's Health Initiative study that hormones in hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can cause increased risk of a variety of cancers in women as well as well as an increased risk of heart attacks and stroke. According to both Dr. Lee and T. Colburn, we are also seeing an increased incidence of testicular and prostate cancers, low sperm counts, infertility, early onset puberty, and breast growth in boys. In essence, this female hormone in our food, personal care products and water supply is feminizing the planet. What can you do to reduce your exposure to these synthetic estrogens? First, reduce your use of plastics. Whenever possible drink beverages in glass. Do not use plastic in your microwave. Stand a distance from your car when you are filling the tank. Eat organic: pesticide residue on fruits and vegetables is a major culprit. Make the investment in your health and purchase only hormone-free dairy products and hormone-free meats. And make sure the company you purchase your personal care and skin care products from are listed as a Signer of the Compact for Safe Cosmetics (SafeCosmetics.org).

Cancer statistics today are appalling; 1 out of 2 men, and 1 out of 3 women will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. And the cancer rate is increasing with each generation. Though steps are being made to come closer to curing cancer, wouldn't it be better to try and prevent it in the first place?

Here’s another shocker, the average age for pre-menopause to begin today is 35 years old, and getting younger. And some babies are being born with pubic hair in the US and other countries around the globe. What is going on in our world?
I have been presenting National and International seminars for the past 10 years on Natural Hormonal Health, and creating awareness on the dangers of xeno-estrogens that are disrupting our hormones, and our children’s hormones. Through these seminars, videos, television appearances, and my website, my unique insights and solutions have provided life-changing alternatives for thousands of women and men across the country.

Please take a moment and view Anderson Cooper's video (from the CNN series "Planet in Peril") by clicking here to see why I've got such a passion about educating others about the dangers of hormone disrupters in our environment today.

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