Message from @Guillaume
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Phytoestrogens are 1000x less potent than actual estrogen, but if you have enough soy, they can block your hormone receptors and effectively allow your body to create less test.
link sources
i dont wanna watch some presentation
This is a really good BBC doc on the lowering of test in the west and how it's directly tied to environmental causes
@shyguy Also there is evidence, if women with imbalanced hormones take a tablescpoon of flax seed every day for a month, their estrogen will increase by 96%.
soy dosent even have that much phytoestrogen
I would strongly recommend it
Plastic is also a key source of estrogen
Moobs
and as an endochrin disrupter
Even if soy isnt the direct culprit of high estrogen levels in men it IS more like that men who consume more soy also consume less red meat thus causing higher estrogen levels.
Soy isn't the direct culprit. I don't think anyone is saying that, because it isn't
It's one _of many_ culprits
"Nutrition is key, nutrition is essential, nutrition defines your health... but nutrition has ABSOLUTELY NO EFFECT on hormones!... Because I said so!"
Nice try 👌🏻
Trying to keep the onions to yourself
onionjews confirmed
Onion hoarding is against IE policy.
The average American is consuming like 3 times the recommended dose of sugar daily
Why would you eat soy in the first place?
Yeah ikr
who defends soy
Eat meat, tomatoes, vegetables, nut, and lots of water. Your test and fertility will be perfect then.
soy war now
Liver is high testosterone. PLus you can cook it with onions 😉
>my backwoods ancestors have been right all along, eating liver and onion
I just cannot eat liver
The husband loves it though
Yeah I hate it
I really wanted to like it too
Because it is nutrient dense
Haggis is good tho
Where do you get haggis 😁
My friend said he's making Kalops. Anyone ever heard of it?
No, is it scary hehe
@Brooke Any Scottish resteraunt or even British ones if they have it! Scottish festivals, too 😃
Now haggis, that is a sheep's stomach filled with oats or