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xenoestrogens
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xenoestrogens (zēˈ·nō·esˑ·trō·gnz),
n.pl environmental estrogens. See also phytoestrogens.
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The xenoestrogen bisphenol A induces inappropriate androgen receptor activation and mitogenesis in prostate adenocarcinoma cells.
A clash of old and new scientific concepts in toxicity, with ... by Myers, John Peterson; Zoeller, R. Thomas; Saal, Frederick S. vom / Environmental Health Perspectives
Phytoestrogens appear to protect tissues from the cancer-causing effects of estradiol, xenoestrogens and pharmaceutical hormones.
The Yoga of Menopause - Alternatives to Hormone Therapy by Susun Weed / Health, general community
51-53), (61-64) By focusing on immunorestoration instead of immuno-modulation, we can cleanse the body more efficiently and remove the harmful xenoestrogens that cause polycystic ovary and fibrocystic breast disease.
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