We live in a polluted environment, inhale toxic gases through air pollution, drink water full of heavy metals and eat food ridden with pesticides and hormones. All this takes a toll on our body, leading to different health problems and rapid ageing. Adding to these health hazards and pollution, is the tide of excess estrogens found in our daily diet and food.
No wonder, estrogen extreme is becoming one of the more common hormone imbalances today among both men and women. This is startling and surprising, especially as we have always read and heard about estrogen decline and its consequences faced by menopause women. Excess estrogen is a new arena of hormonal imbalance and health risk in both men and women.
