Paul Saladino· MD
so soy and flax are the big concern if you're really trying to dos up on estrogen I mean dose up on soy and flax but if you want to avoid estrogens those are the two big ones
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so soy and flax are the big concern if you're really trying to dos up on estrogen I mean dose up on soy and flax but if you want to avoid estrogens those are the two big ones
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Every plant was under 1,000 micrograms of these estrogens except soy and flax soy and flax were over 100,000 all right so all the plants under a thousand so in flax over 100,000 in terms of just the phytoestrogens
the big ones are flax and soy and you know I was recently on a podcast with which role and he was talking about how you know he can get enough omega-3 from alpha linolenic acid and a lot of people use alpha linolenic acid from soy or from flax but it's like you know to do the flax is to really put yourself in danger of getting lots of these phytoestrogens and soy is another huge source and so he has many other issues with it as well