@Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, may alter reproductive hormones, spermatogenesis, sperm capacitation and fertility."
Soy, phyto-oestrogens and male reproductive function: a review.
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The discussions reflect a cautious tone, with posts referencing the review's findings about phytoestrogens possibly affecting male reproductive health, such as endocrine disruption and fertility issues, often citing phrases like 'subtle form of chemical castration' or 'possible reproductive risks.' The tone and choice of words reveal concern about public health implications and the complexity of interpreting scientific evidence.
Most discussions acknowledge the potential risks highlighted in the review, with some expressing concern about endocrine disruption and fertility impacts.
Posts show moderate curiosity, referencing the study explicitly and noting its relevance to health and nutrition debates.
Several discussions mention methodological critiques, implications for public health, and specific compounds, indicating thoughtful engagement.
Participants seem to recognize the study's importance in influencing dietary and health guidelines, signifying a notable potential impact.
Abstract in brief
- This review explores the potential risks of soy and its plant compounds, called phytoestrogens, on male reproductive health, focusing on how they might affect hormones, sperm production, and fertility in both humans and animals.
- It finds that while some studies suggest phytoestrogens could negatively impact male fertility, the evidence is not conclusive because there are relatively few human studies, and many do not show adverse effects.
- Caution is recommended, especially for infants fed soy-based formula, as perinatal exposure to these compounds might pose reproductive health risks, and more research is needed to draw firm conclusions.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky"Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, may alter reproductive hormones, spermatogenesis, sperm capacitation and fertility." https://t.co/6AUouZ5Ngb
@lmhp_mas140100 @bambooney https://t.co/wh5gP0FJvf
@gimmiedasmoke @carnivore_jt @SBakerMD 2021- captured science Nice cherry pick https://t.co/aDOQT4eNyA
@HamlynLinda @DisperseControl @VeganRecovering That'll be the high level of phyto-oestrogens in legumes. It's a subtle form of chemical castration. https://t.co/ZPkDCXH5xM
International Journal of Andrology- Soy, phyto-oestrogens and male reproductive function: a review. Soy and soy-derived products as an endocrine disruptors. https://t.co/An9aogaQ26
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@Rothmus https://t.co/WTvBYWGLvI Soy, phytoestrogens, and the effect on male reproductivity.
@gimmiedasmoke @carnivore_jt @SBakerMD 2021- captured science Nice cherry pick https://t.co/aDOQT4eNyA
International Journal of Andrology- Soy, phyto-oestrogens and male reproductive function: a review. Soy and soy-derived products as an endocrine disruptors. https://t.co/An9aogaQ26
@HamlynLinda @DisperseControl @VeganRecovering That'll be the high level of phyto-oestrogens in legumes. It's a subtle form of chemical castration. https://t.co/ZPkDCXH5xM
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@lmhp_mas140100 @bambooney https://t.co/wh5gP0FJvf
RT @fibroidsupport: "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, ma…
RT @fibroidsupport: "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, ma…
"Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, may alter reproductive hormones, spermatogenesis, sperm capacitation and fertility." https://t.co/6AUouZ5Ngb
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
RT @rogueplanet011: @Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-…
@Mhk55452211 @SolBrah The Soy is not a joke. https://t.co/G4SzSF51A8 "Overall, there are some indications that phyto-oestrogens, alone or in combination with other endocrine disruptors, may alter reproductive hormones, spermatogenesis, sperm capacitation and fertility."
@aandr314 @nickykylegarden @BBCBreakfast Did you find this paper? It has some interesting points https://t.co/UqtNumEx79
@moomishiii @handovertheBR55 Soy, phyto‐oestrogens and male reproductive function: a review https://t.co/v8Y0mEwqPr
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