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The Disappearing Male

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Scientists are finally starting to realize that xenoestrogens, which I have known about and been avoiding for over a decade, are destroying males.  Way to not like political correctness get into the way of science.If you're already a male and would like to continue feeling like one, avoid xenoestrogens like the poisons that they are.  (Xenoestrogens are bad for women, too.  They probably cause breast cancer.)  You can't avoid them entirely, but one thing you can do that is huge: Never heat anything in a plastic container.  If you eat Lean Cuisine or other TV dinners, remove the food from the tray and put it into a glass container before heating.  Never wrap anything in plastic wrap, either.  It's also best to avoid mass-produced high-fat meat...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on November 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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