From BPA, to birth control and red food coloring, we’re being constantly assaulted by artificial estrogens— and the effects on our population are catastrophic. Why makes them such dangerous, silent poisons? What are some of the most common sources? How can we make things better? On this episode, I am joined by Anthony G Jay, the author of the amazing book, Estrogeneration. We discuss just how bad this issue is and share what we can all do to protect our health.
America is not beyond fixing. We just have to make these chemicals illegal. -Dr. Anthony G. Jay
Three Takeaways
Male feminization is happening, but it’s so politically charged that doctors are scared to talk about it.
Testosterone and estrogen go all the way into the DNA and act on it directly. This is why these hormones are so potent and have so many effects.
The most common sources of artificial estrogens are parabens, phthalates, BPA, birth control, red food coloring, and atrazine.
At the start of the show, Anthony shared his story and how he got into this study. Next, we talked about some of the studies that indicate just how bad things are and reveal some of the sources of these chemicals. We also talked about some of the measures we can put in place, such as water filters.
We also discussed:
People have no idea just how much of a crisis we’re facing and how many artificial estrogens we come into contact with daily. Estrogen is so potent, and it’s something we should be alarmed about because it has the ability to alter our DNA and stem cells. We can fight it through exercise and positive estrogen regulators like sulforaphanes. Ultimately, we must avoid ingesting anything containing artificial estrogen. If we can’t avoid it, we should balance it out with optimization. That is the only chance we have.
Guest Bio-
Dr. Anthony G. Jay is a scientist and DNA Consultant. He is the author of the spectacularly informative book: Estrogeneration: How Estrogenics are Making You Fat, Sick and Infertile. For more information, go to https://www.ajconsultingcompany.com/, follow Anthony on Twitter @anthonygjay or find his book on Amazon.