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How to Reduce Exposure to Alkylphenols Through Your Diet

Michael Greger MD | April 28, 2015 | Health

Read More: alkylphenols, allergies, anchovies, animal fat, asthma, biomagnification, breast cancer, breast disease, breast health, breast milk, breastfeeding, cancer, chicken, cod liver oil, eczema, endocrine disruptors, EPA, estrogen, Europe, fat, fish, fish oil, hormones, industrial toxins, infants, Japan, lard, lung disease, lung health, mackerel, memory, milk, persistent organic pollutants, phytoestrogens, plastic, poultry, pregnancy, salmon, seafood, soy, turkey, xenoestrogens

Alkylphenols are industrial chemicals that are found in hair products, spermicides, cleaning products and detergents. They are considered endocrine disruptors. For more information on alkylphenols, check out my video Alkylphenol Endocrine Disruptors and Allergies. Concern about alkylphenols first surfaced......

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Alkylphenol Endocrine Disruptors and Allergies

Michael Greger MD | April 23, 2015 | Health

Read More: adolescence, alkylphenols, allergies, animal fat, animal products, animal studies, birth defects, body fat, breast cancer, breast development, breast health, breast milk, cancer, carcinogens, children, cognition, dairy, DDT, diabetes, eczema, endocrine disruptors, fat, fertility, fish, heterocyclic amines, immune function, industrial toxins, infants, infertility, inflammation, Japan, meat, men's health, mental health, milk, nitrosamines, obesity, penis health, penis size, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, prediabetes, pregnancy, premature puberty, prostate cancer, prostate health, puberty, saturated fat, sexual dysfunction, sexual health, sperm counts, testicular cancer, testicular health, testosterone, thyroid disease, thyroid health, women's health, xenoestrogens

In my video Preventing Childhood Allergies, I noted a study in Japan that found higher maternal intake of meat during pregnancy was significantly associated with about three times the odds of both suspected and physician-diagnosed eczema. The researchers suggest......

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