Xenoestrogens

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Xenoestrogens are synthetically produced chemical compounds with an estrogen-like effect on the hormone system of an organism and are therefore among the endocrine disruptors . A distinction is made between phytoestrogens (substances with an estrogen-like effect from plants) and the pharmacologically used estrogens.

Individual evidence

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