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Is a problem because most plastic products release substances that mimic sexual hormones and in particular femenine hormones [1]. In small boys, having more fo
by pvaldes 5y ago
Is a problem because most plastic products release substances that mimic sexual hormones and in particular femenine hormones [1].
In small boys, having more foreign estrogens in their body than the expected amount [2] will affect deeply their entire development, happiness with their self-image, and life opportunities.
I invite you to take the extra step and understand that we all use computers made of plastic for hours and hours. Are we being feminized all the time?. The probable answer is yes, we are.
And this would promote A) accumulating more fat B) developing gradually a desire to change sex Wachowsky sisters style, that is crying loud: "environmental cause" when we have several men in the same place gradually changing gender.
But talking seriously about LGTB issues further that "we all must accept it without making us answers that could hurt the feelings of somebody" is a huge taboo.
[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3222987/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3222987/
[2] both sexes share female and male hormones, women have also a small amount of testosterone.
- evgen 5y ago> Is a problem because most plastic products release substances that mimic sexual hormones This is simply not true. There is a small set of softened plastics (BPA, DEHP & DBP) that are widely known to have some endocrine disruption consequences and these are being phased out for the most part, but 'most plastic products' are NOT endocrine disruptors. Please keep bullshit gay panic 'feminization' crap out of HN, it is just embarrassing.
- pvaldes 5y agoIs a published scientific article. Claiming that many plastics advertised as safe were found releasing endocrine disruptors under a different test and different circumstances. So maybe the list of problematic plastics is wider that we though previously?. Have you anything to say about this? Or even better, can you disprove what the article claims? You can choose to ignore it, is a popular response, but ignoring a problem will not made it disappear magically.