A team of researchers in Japan has succeeded in using a compound found in soybeans similar in effect to female hormones to turn male catfish into females.

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So they basically just proved soyboys are a real thing. SCIENCE!

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Legitimizing transexuals. It's now just a dietary result, like being fat, not that there's anything wrong with that.

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THEY'RE TURNIN' THE FRIGGIN CATFISH...sexy.

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Well then, looks like we found what is going to be in mandatory Vax2.0!

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And don't forget your municipal water supply! And bottled water! And toothpaste and cups and sodas and....

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Food and beverages. Whoops, they already add it to all sorts of things.

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But muh phytoestrogen is a right wing conspiracy

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So we’re all probably getting too much estrogens. It can feminize boys and men and it can cause infertility in women.

I would be extra careful if I was raising boys of some of these sources. Obviously you cant avoid it completely but it would be good to cut back.

One source I was previously unaware of was fungal estrogens, particularly from the genus fusarium. Some species of fusarium live on moist grains, so they can be potential sources of estrogen. Other species can infect humans. Im particularly interested in this with respect to the germ theory of homosexuality. I think its likely some cases of LGBTQ disease are caused by a pathogen such as a fungus and fusarium seems like a good candidate since it could potentially release estrogen in the brain. It can cause sterility and abortion in women.

Sources of high isoflavones and lignans (phytoestrogens) to cut back on : * legumes including soy, peanuts, peas and beans. Infant formula. * many nuts and seeds. Flaxseed, sesame seed

List of Xenoestrogen Sources http://balancedconcepts.net/tips_avoid_xenoestrogens.pdf

 Organ chlorines, are one of the largest sources. They are used in pesticides, dry cleaning, bleaching of feminine-hygiene products and the manufacture of plastics.  Bisphenol-A, a breakdown of polycarbonate, is used in many plastic bottles. It’s found in the lining of many food cans and juice containers.  Avoid heated plastics, plastic lined items and Styrofoam (microwave, oven, sun), as the polycarbonate escapes  Use glass, ceramics or steel to store/consume foods and liquids.  Choose organic produce. Always go organic with thin skinned fruits and vegetables.  Buy hormone-free animal products (eggs, poultry, meats, dairy). To avoid xenoestrogen injections, supplements, bovine growth hormone.  A common food preservative in processed foods (BHS: butylated hydroxyanisole).  Avoid non-organic coffee and tea. They are highly sprayed with pesticides.  Use reverse-osmosis filter water or purchase your own filter (drinking and bathing).  Many creams and cosmetics contain parabens and stearal konium chloride. Choose natural brands (preservatives made with minerals or grapefruit seed extract).  Most skin lotions, creams, soaps, shampoo, cosmetics use parabens and phenoxyethanol as a preservative. Substances are 100% absorbed into the body. Go natural or organic.  Phthalates are commonly found in baby lotions and powders.  Sunscreen can contain benzophenone-3, homosalate, 4-methyl-benzylidene camphor, octal- methoxycinnamate, octal-dimethyl-PABA. Go organic.  Many perfumes, deodorizers, air fresheners have artificial scents and contain phthalates.  Most perfumes are petrochemically based.  Nail polish and removers contain harsh chemicals.  The birth control pill contains high concentration of synthetic estrogen. Choose a condom or diaphragm gels without surfactants. Use a condom without spermicidal.  Hormone replacement therapy (contains synthetic estrogens) - opt for paraben-free progesterone cream.  Research ingredients in your pharmaceuticals.  Dryer sheets, fabric softeners and detergents put petrochemicals right on your skin. Use laundry detergent with less chemicals or use white vinegar and baking soda.  Be aware of noxious gas that comes from copiers and printers, carpets, fiberboards, new carpets.  Do not inhale and protect your skin from: electrical oils, lubricants, adhesive paints, lacquers, solvents, oils, paints, fuel, industrial wastes, packing materials, harsh cleaning products, fertilizers.  Become educated on: pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, parathion, plant and fungal estrogens, industrial chemicals (cadmium, lead, mercury), Primpro, DES, Premarin-cemeteries, Tagamet, Marijuana, insecticides (Dieldrin, DDT, Endosulfan, Heptachlor, Lindane/hexachlorocychohexan, methoxychlor), Erythrosine, FD&C Red No 3, Nonylphenol, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Phenosulfothizine, Phthalates, DEHP.

So we’re all probably getting too much estrogens. It can feminize boys and men and it can cause infertility in women. I would be extra careful if I was raising boys of some of these sources. Obviously you cant avoid it completely but it would be good to cut back. One source I was previously unaware of was fungal estrogens, particularly from the genus *fusarium.* Some species of fusarium live on moist grains, so they can be potential sources of estrogen. Other species can infect humans. Im particularly interested in this with respect to the germ theory of homosexuality. I think its likely some cases of LGBTQ disease are caused by a pathogen such as a fungus and fusarium seems like a good candidate since it could potentially release estrogen in the brain. It can cause sterility and abortion in women. Sources of high isoflavones and lignans (phytoestrogens) to cut back on : * legumes including soy, peanuts, peas and beans. Infant formula. * many nuts and seeds. Flaxseed, sesame seed List of Xenoestrogen Sources http://balancedconcepts.net/tips_avoid_xenoestrogens.pdf > Organ chlorines, are one of the largest sources. They are used in pesticides, dry cleaning, bleaching of feminine-hygiene products and the manufacture of plastics.  Bisphenol-A, a breakdown of polycarbonate, is used in many plastic bottles. It’s found in the lining of many food cans and juice containers.  Avoid heated plastics, plastic lined items and Styrofoam (microwave, oven, sun), as the polycarbonate escapes  Use glass, ceramics or steel to store/consume foods and liquids.  Choose organic produce. Always go organic with thin skinned fruits and vegetables.  Buy hormone-free animal products (eggs, poultry, meats, dairy). To avoid xenoestrogen injections, supplements, bovine growth hormone.  A common food preservative in processed foods (BHS: butylated hydroxyanisole).  Avoid non-organic coffee and tea. They are highly sprayed with pesticides.  Use reverse-osmosis filter water or purchase your own filter (drinking and bathing).  Many creams and cosmetics contain parabens and stearal konium chloride. Choose natural brands (preservatives made with minerals or grapefruit seed extract).  Most skin lotions, creams, soaps, shampoo, cosmetics use parabens and phenoxyethanol as a preservative. Substances are 100% absorbed into the body. Go natural or organic.  Phthalates are commonly found in baby lotions and powders.  Sunscreen can contain benzophenone-3, homosalate, 4-methyl-benzylidene camphor, octal- methoxycinnamate, octal-dimethyl-PABA. Go organic.  Many perfumes, deodorizers, air fresheners have artificial scents and contain phthalates.  Most perfumes are petrochemically based.  Nail polish and removers contain harsh chemicals.  The birth control pill contains high concentration of synthetic estrogen. Choose a condom or diaphragm gels without surfactants. Use a condom without spermicidal.  Hormone replacement therapy (contains synthetic estrogens) - opt for paraben-free progesterone cream.  Research ingredients in your pharmaceuticals.  Dryer sheets, fabric softeners and detergents put petrochemicals right on your skin. Use laundry detergent with less chemicals or use white vinegar and baking soda.  Be aware of noxious gas that comes from copiers and printers, carpets, fiberboards, new carpets.  Do not inhale and protect your skin from: electrical oils, lubricants, adhesive paints, lacquers, solvents, oils, paints, fuel, industrial wastes, packing materials, harsh cleaning products, fertilizers.  Become educated on: pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, parathion, plant and fungal estrogens, industrial chemicals (cadmium, lead, mercury), Primpro, DES, Premarin-cemeteries, Tagamet, Marijuana, insecticides (Dieldrin, DDT, Endosulfan, Heptachlor, Lindane/hexachlorocychohexan, methoxychlor), Erythrosine, FD&C Red No 3, Nonylphenol, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Phenosulfothizine, Phthalates, DEHP.