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Watch the documentary The Devil We Know about TEFLON and DUPONT/DOW. Its disturbing to say the least. - Here is my own personal theory based on observations
by samstave 3y ago
Watch the documentary The Devil We Know about TEFLON and DUPONT/DOW.
Its disturbing to say the least.
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Here is my own personal theory based on observations through travelling a lot in South East Asia ;
There are a lot of pesticides and fertilizers that are over-used in rural famring areas of the china, philippines, malasia, thailand, laos, myanmar etc...
These chemicals "turn the frogs gay" - while seen as a 'conspiracy' trope - the fact is that the endocrine systems of mammals amphibians and (perhaps) reptiles are impacted heavily due to these chemicals.
The reason why we see a f-ton of "lady-boys" in places like thailand, philippines and other rural asian communities where rice is the staple of not only the diet - but a large part of the economy (the philippines has a national rice management department as they state that its the right of every family to have rice on the table (source, my ex-brother-in-law worked for this department)... we see that in the rice paddies they advertise which pesticides/fertilizers they are using, and they are coaxed into over-use of the chemicals...
These leech into the aqua-sphere and it affects the endocrine systems of the pregnant, young and developing people...
It results in a switch from high testosterone to higher estrogenic development, which results in more femininely expression in males...
- BaculumMeumEst 3y agoI see that over the course of your travels, you developed quite an interest in southeast Asian ladyboys. Would you say you’re now an authority on the matter? Do you plan to continue your research?
- samstave 3y agoMy interest on chemicals and how they affect the human endocrine systems is important, so rather than being a flippant ass - GFYS.
- rdedev 3y agoSo there are a lot of Asian countries that eat rice everyday. Including india. I can't even try to come up with anything in those countries that comes close to what's there in Thailand or Philippines. Assuming everything you said is true your last sentence about how hormone production somehow switches. That needs to be backed up by some source. It's a big leap in conclusion if those fertilizers you talk about does not mimic estrogen