Chapter 3 - What Are Endocrine Disruptors

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An endocrine disruptor is any compound that is capable of interacting with endocrine receptor cells in a body. The body mistakes it for the female hormone estrogen. Endocrine disruptors come in forms such as: detergents, shampoos, personal care products, fragrances, and so on. Many foods also have endocrine disrupting capabilities. An example is soy based baby formula. Many plastics that humans are exposed to every day contain the endocrine disruptor BPA (Bisphenol A plasticer). View to learn about what an endocrine disruptor is, and what products contain them. For more information, please visit www.humanitydisrupted.com.

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