Oestrogen mimicking chemical found in 86% of teens

Those are two of the most stupid things you've ever said, and that's saying something.

Tommy Monk wrote:https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/alert-as-oestrogen-mimicking-bpa-found-in-teens-ch82zvjz7


https://news.sky.com/story/food-packaging-chemical-bpa-found-in-digestive-system-of-86-of-teenagers-11236098


Is this why there are so many girly type boys around now...?


And gays...?

What Ben said.

Tommy Monk wrote:

Anyone care to comment on what effects this oestrogen like chemical might be having...!?

it depends, it would need to be studied

generally there is a threshold that a body will adapt to, so in low quantities it could cause an increase in testosterone production to counter it. like how oestrogen production is boosted in body builders that take steroids for too long.

to be honest I doubt it has much effect when we consider the about of hormones used in food production

Tommy Monk wrote:Maybe you could tell us what 'oestrogen hormone therapy' is used for, with regards to men wanting to 'transgender' into becoming 'women'...?


And then explain why male children/teens wouldn't be susceptible to similar effects from this oestrogen type chemical... if not even more susceptible as the young body is to effects of numerous other chemicals...!?


And while we're at it... maybe you could tell us what effects this chemical might have on girls/women...?

Gay men don't aspire to be women. They are males who are attracted to other males. They don't want to be female.

Transgender or transsexuals take female hormone therapy to have more female physical traits.

Tommy Monk wrote:

Anyone care to comment on what effects this oestrogen like chemical might be having...!?

Fertility problems, breast enlargement and erectile dysfunction are among the signs and symptoms that might signal a high oestrogen level in a man. Certain medications, such as oestrogen-like compounds used to treat prostate cancer, may cause this problem. Unintended exposure to creams or other products containing oestrogen can also cause breast growth, as shown in a study published in the April 2000 issue of "Pediatrics." The researchers reported that prepubertal boys accidentally exposed to oestrogen-containing cream experienced high oestrogen levels and gynecomastia. In most cases, once the source of oestrogen is removed, the breasts return to normal size.

https://www.livestrong.com/article/127328-high-estrogen-symptoms-men/

Tommy Monk wrote:Maybe you could tell us what 'oestrogen hormone therapy' is used for, with regards to men wanting to 'transgender' into becoming 'women'...?


And then explain why male children/teens wouldn't be susceptible to similar effects from this oestrogen type chemical... if not even more susceptible as the young body is to effects of numerous other chemicals...!?


And while we're at it... maybe you could tell us what effects this chemical might have on girls/women...?

Oestrogen is stored in body fat. Fat contains aromatase which converts testosterone to oestrogen. Fat also stores estradiol. Both these factors lead to increased oestrogen levels in men. Bearing in mind that men these days are probably carrying more weight then say, 50 years ago, it might be cause of the increase in oestrogen in boys and young men. As men age, their oestrogen levels increase.

Also, there are increased levels of hormones in our food chain.

I have injections of a female hormone every 3 months to combat Cancer. Bet my tits are bigger than yours Eddie !