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Cryptorchidism & Cosmetic Use
Undescended testicles, also known as cryptorchidism, is a relatively common condition states a 2024 study. There are several risk factors:
Gestational Diabetes Linked to Phthalates in Shampoo
Pregnant women should reduce contact with hormone disrupting chemicals, like phthalates, to prevent an increase in pregnancy complications and adverse effects on both the fetus and mother a 2022 study finds.
About Zero Xeno
Many people have never heard of xenoestrogens before. 'Xeno' means foreign, and 'estrogen' describes a female hormone. Xenoestrogens are simply foreign man-made chemicals that act or disrupt estrogen homeostasis and negatively impact the body's hormone balance. Xenoestrogens are also known as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), hormone disruptors and various other terms.
The World Health Organization has published 3 papers declaring "EDCs a global issue that needs immediate action." Estrogen mimicking chemicals are often found in body care and beauty products. When you're exposed to hormone disruptors through daily routines, they fool your body into believing xenoestrogens are your own estrogens and lead to a wide variety of hormonal issues. "WHO" 2014 article "WHO" 2013 article "WHO" 2012 article
