How do these xeno-oestrogens affect us specifically?

They have the ability to lock into the same receptor sites in our bodies as natural oestrogen where they mimic its effect and interfere with its normal functioning. They also stay longer in the body because they are not readily broken down nor as easily excreted as natural oestrogen is. The liver needs to work harder and if bowel transit is slow, they can be reabsorbed into the bloodstream.

What are the symptoms of oestrogen dominance?

Weight gain, fat deposition at the hips and thighs, water retention, breast swelling, premenstrual syndrome, depression, mood swings, loss of libido, heavy or irregular bleeding, uterine fibroids, craving for sweets, loss of libido. >>>

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