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Guy Bronson IV's avatar

The real reason for falling birthrates, Sterility, and Infertility. Men are being castrated by bioidentical estrogen.

Read, Soy Boys: The Rise in Low Testosterone & the Feminization of Men Due to Phytoestrogens https://a.co/d/c3hy6e4

In the 1980s, Dr. Hobbins, a researcher in thermography, alerted the public about the link between soy consumption and an increased risk of breast cancer. The introduction of soy into processed foods in the late 1970s coincided with an increase in breast cancer rates, from 1 in 11 in 1980 to 1 in 8 by 1992. Since 1979, there was a reported annual increase of 1% in the incidence of breast cancer among men, and testosterone levels have been decreasing by approximately 1% annually since 1980. Effects are seen in women first.

In terms of potency, a gram is a billion times stronger than a nanogram. While chemicals like Atrazine, BPA, and phthalates raise estrogen levels, the use of popular phytoestrogens (PE) has exponentially increased this estrogenic effect. This is exemplified by products like the Impossible Burger, which contains an estimated 18 million times more estrogen than a Whopper. Combining these findings with studies showing the transplacental transfer of soy from mother to fetus, and the ability of Japanese researchers to produce all-female catfish populations using soy, raises concerns.

Their 2013 publication marked a milestone as the first researchers to publish medical evidence that demonstrated flax and bio-identical estrogen increased risk of breast cancer with a chapter warning about the feminizing effects on men. Research indicates that one cup of soy has the estrogenic effect comparable to one birth control pill, and flax is twenty times stronger than soy.

However, doctors advocated the health benefits of plant-based lifestyles. Adopting this trend, many women integrated estrogenic supplements like chasteberry, prepared meals with estrogenic chickpea pasta and sesame seeds, applied estrogenic lavender on their children and estrogenic CBD on their husbands.

The men's supplement industry has also embraced the PE trend, rebranding estrogenic fenugreek as 'free testosterone' and incorporating flax oil into testosterone injections. Over the last forty years, research has indicated a concerning trend: a 25% decrease in testosterone levels, a 52% drop in sperm counts, and an alarming study warns that if these trends persist, sperm counts could reach zero by 2045. Decline in testosterone results from an excess of estrogen.

The widespread use of PEs has led to excess estrogen levels causing PMS, menopause symptoms, low testosterone, early puberty. Women were labeled ‘crazy’ when they tried to express their symptoms. Doctors didn’t listen and prescribed synthetic hormones and bio-identical estrogen to mask the side effects, similar to how addicts are treated. Breast cancer remains the second leading cause of death. It's reported that the identification of girls as transgender has surged by 4,000%. Doctors recommend hormone therapy.

Due to the public's and doctors' reluctance to acknowledge physiology, we've reached a critical precipice. Children are exhibiting symptoms of gender dysphoria, and signs of feminization among boys. Treat the root cause: reduce estrogen.

Phytoestrogens: the pill no one can swallow. Dr. Sellens' eighth book offers an extensive compilation of research on estrogen making it one of the most comprehensive sources on the subject.

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Her website that shows all phytoestrogenic plants and herbs to avoid that are leading to estrogen dominance.

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Rikard's avatar

Radical idea for the researchers you look at here: look at the curve from 1850 to today. If people in 1850 had 0.5 more children per woman than average, then people in 1870-1890 too will have more children than average. Or lower, when there's a dip.

That there's an overall down-arching trend isn't new, it's been that way since the 1950s.

And there's no /one/ single reason for dropping births or dropping pregnancies either. Another thing to consider is if the numbers used are produced by comparing registered pregnancies/woman with live births/woman (in Sweden, the child must rage age 1 to count as a live birth), and if abortions are part of the numbers or not. Let's say Finland had 20 000 abortions carried out last year. If those are added back into the data for pregnancies/woman over time, it is fully possible that the downward trend would leveled or even broken.

That's just a sample of issues with the reporting on pregnancies/births - it's a lot more complicated, but the numbers exist (especially in the Nordic/Scandinavian nations; if you are an accredited researcher you can get data at individual city block level of detail) and the methods for collating and presenting are well-known. It may be useful to start e-mailing the relevant agency for any nation and ask polite but well-defined pointed questions about births, SID, abortions and such. Just consider the impact if 0.3% of fertile women of any year of birth chooses to sterilise themselves each year. That alone skews things, just IVF treatments do.

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