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#115 Exploring The Impact of EDC's and Xenoestrogens on Menopause

#115 Exploring The Impact of EDC's and Xenoestrogens on Menopause

09min |13/06/2023
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#115 Exploring The Impact of EDC's and Xenoestrogens on Menopause

#115 Exploring The Impact of EDC's and Xenoestrogens on Menopause

09min |13/06/2023
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Description

In case you're wondering, EDC stands for endocrine-disrupting chemicals and they, along with xenoestrogens, can play havoc with hormonal balance. Therefore, they have the potential to magnify perimenopause/menopause signs and symptoms.


In this episode, Jenna explains them more.


In this episode, she talks about:


  • We live in a toxic world (0:09)
  • Explaining EDC's (0:53)
  • About xenoestrogens (2:43)
  • Examples of EDC's and xenoestrogens (4:07)
  • Detox your life (5:58)


Episode Resources:



We were excited to debut at number 45 of the Top 60 Menopause podcasts recently.


Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here
  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here
  • Visit the website here
  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.




Disclaimer: Our Mini Pauses are for information purposes only. They come from a holistic vantage point and from collating (often conflicting) scientific data if it’s available. They should not take the place of medical advice.


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Description

In case you're wondering, EDC stands for endocrine-disrupting chemicals and they, along with xenoestrogens, can play havoc with hormonal balance. Therefore, they have the potential to magnify perimenopause/menopause signs and symptoms.


In this episode, Jenna explains them more.


In this episode, she talks about:


  • We live in a toxic world (0:09)
  • Explaining EDC's (0:53)
  • About xenoestrogens (2:43)
  • Examples of EDC's and xenoestrogens (4:07)
  • Detox your life (5:58)


Episode Resources:



We were excited to debut at number 45 of the Top 60 Menopause podcasts recently.


Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here
  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here
  • Visit the website here
  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.




Disclaimer: Our Mini Pauses are for information purposes only. They come from a holistic vantage point and from collating (often conflicting) scientific data if it’s available. They should not take the place of medical advice.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Description

In case you're wondering, EDC stands for endocrine-disrupting chemicals and they, along with xenoestrogens, can play havoc with hormonal balance. Therefore, they have the potential to magnify perimenopause/menopause signs and symptoms.


In this episode, Jenna explains them more.


In this episode, she talks about:


  • We live in a toxic world (0:09)
  • Explaining EDC's (0:53)
  • About xenoestrogens (2:43)
  • Examples of EDC's and xenoestrogens (4:07)
  • Detox your life (5:58)


Episode Resources:



We were excited to debut at number 45 of the Top 60 Menopause podcasts recently.


Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here
  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here
  • Visit the website here
  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.




Disclaimer: Our Mini Pauses are for information purposes only. They come from a holistic vantage point and from collating (often conflicting) scientific data if it’s available. They should not take the place of medical advice.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

In case you're wondering, EDC stands for endocrine-disrupting chemicals and they, along with xenoestrogens, can play havoc with hormonal balance. Therefore, they have the potential to magnify perimenopause/menopause signs and symptoms.


In this episode, Jenna explains them more.


In this episode, she talks about:


  • We live in a toxic world (0:09)
  • Explaining EDC's (0:53)
  • About xenoestrogens (2:43)
  • Examples of EDC's and xenoestrogens (4:07)
  • Detox your life (5:58)


Episode Resources:



We were excited to debut at number 45 of the Top 60 Menopause podcasts recently.


Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here
  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here
  • Visit the website here
  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.




Disclaimer: Our Mini Pauses are for information purposes only. They come from a holistic vantage point and from collating (often conflicting) scientific data if it’s available. They should not take the place of medical advice.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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