((( Xenoestrogens ))) do they show up in a blood test?

In the last year I have had 3 sister inlaws get cancer, not related and in different states in the US, all three were told it was from Xenoestrogens.

Does Xenoestrogens skew the sensitive or regular E2 blood test?
Can a high E2 be from using BPA laced waterbottles, cooking out of tupperware, using plastic wrap, cooking from teflon coated pans, etc.
 
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My question is how much xenoestrogens (phytoestrogen) does soy have? At some point, it could cause weight gain.

For 40 years we ate and drank from containers containing bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used in producing polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. Those substances are found in hundreds of products, from water bottles to compact discs and medical devices. Until recent years, the American public didn't suspect that BPA could be harmful
 
In the last year I have had 3 sister inlaws get cancer, not related and in different statesof the US, and all three were told it was from Xenoestrogens.

Does Xenoestrogens skew the sensitive or regular E2 blood test?
Can a high E2 be from using BPA laced waterbottles, cooking out of tupperware, using plastic wrap, cooking from teflon coated pans, etc.

I posted this in another thread. Maybe it will give some info you are looking for:

http://mindbodycoach.org/endocrine-disruptors-how-modern-life-wreaks-havoc-on-your-hormones/
 
In the last year I have had 3 sister inlaws get cancer, not related and in different statesof the US, and all three were told it was from Xenoestrogens.

Does Xenoestrogens skew the sensitive or regular E2 blood test?
Can a high E2 be from using BPA laced waterbottles, cooking out of tupperware, using plastic wrap, cooking from teflon coated pans, etc.


There are different test for e1(estrone)/e2(estradiol)/e3(estriol) or estrogens total for(e1/e2,e3) and Xenoestrogens would have there own testing methods. e2 sensitive or standard just tests e2(estradiol).

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15024544

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5047766/#r9
 
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My question is how much xenoestrogens (phytoestrogen) does soy have? At some point, it could cause weight gain.

For 40 years we ate and drank from containers containing bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used in producing polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. Those substances are found in hundreds of products, from water bottles to compact discs and medical devices. Until recent years, the American public didn't suspect that BPA could be harmful

I remember my parents telling me they were told cigarette smoking was good for you. Doctors would advertize for tobacco on the black and white TV.
I lost both my parents to cigarettes.
I am now losing family members to these Xenoestrogens.
 
I remember my parents telling me they were told cigarette smoking was good for you. Doctors would advertize for tobacco on the black and white TV.
I lost both my parents to cigarettes.
I am now losing family members to these Xenoestrogens.
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More fun facts as I surf the web on this topic.
methylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, and ethylparaben
many OTC products use these to increase shelf life or as a preservative.

Are parabens bad for you?


2. There's a chance that they're harmful. Studies have shown that some parabens can mimic the activity of the hormone estrogen in the body's cells, and while estrogenic activity is associated with certain forms of breast cancer, parabens have been found present in breast tumors.

source: google search, Are parabens bad for you?
 

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