Water bottles linked to increased Estrogen

Xenoestrogens (estrogen hormone mimics) can be released from some commonly used plastic materials.
The water that was placed in these plastic bottles may have been impeccable and perfect in the beginning, but the bottles outgas into the water, accumulating xenoestrongens particularly in the heat. Their effect is to trick the pituitary into thinking that there are high estrogens present in the blood. Then the pituitary’s hormone, FSH, follicle stimulating hormone, doesn’t request the required supply of estrogens, as it otherwise would have done.
The pituitary’s signaling system reads xenoestrogens as real estrogens. They are not estrogens, and they can not serve as a substitute. Therefore, the body becomes deprived of the healthy estrogens that the pituitary would otherwise have been able to request for release. This may account, in part, for the rising infertility and miscarriages we are seeing, and perhaps also for the early menopause so many young women are experiencing. Many times estrogen shortage can be alleviated by natural progesterone cream. Estrogens are synthesized from progesterone, just as the adrenal hormones are. Progesterone, in its own right, prevents estrogen dominance, and not only protects bones from calcium depletion, it will replenish bone-density that shows up as osteoporosis, by recruiting calcitonin.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisphenol_A
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phthalate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraben