This Is The Secret To Getting Man Boobs

soy hormone disorder

There is a growing fascination with “moobs”, otherwise known as man boobs. The fact of the matter is that this is no laughing matter. Over the years more and more men have been complaining and developing breasts. Many people wonder why, but there never seems to be a viable answer until now.

I believe this fascination has derived from the recent Internet surge. People have become obsessed with a number of different topics over the years. This warranted an explanation for the cause of man breasts.

Research has showed that there are a number of reasons why a man could have developed breasts. All answers stem back to their youth. It is believed that environmental estrogens could be a cause for this problem. There are more signs pointing towards the consumption of soy milk, otherwise known as soy hormone disorder.

Why does this happen?

Men, who have been fed soy milk during their infancy, or as a child, have showed estrogenic signs. This is relevant even in their teenage years. Researchers believe that this could have lead to reproductive problems, as well as undersized genitals. These are typically a very big problem for men during adulthood.

Phytoestrogens (plant estrogens) linked low sperm count and other reproductive problems for sheep that were tested. In the 1940’s they diagnosed these sheep with red clover disease, which contains phytoestrogens known as coumestans. Coumestans can be linked to isoflavones found in soybeans. This could result in infertility and even lead to castration.

These feminizing effects can also be seen in rodents, primates and also humans. This could be a link to why men can develop such feminine qualities.

There has been some counter talks on behalf of soy industry spokespeople. They defend their product, as many would expect. However, this doesn’t eliminate the research that was done that suspects soy milk as being a leading cause for men.

The soy industry spokespeople use research that claims that phytoestrogens can protect people from prostate cancer and atherosclerosis. Many men have heard this before, which may be the reason for their consumption. But they do not hear the part about how they may cause de-masculinization and could result in gynecomastia.

What can you do about it?

This problem has grown over the years manifesting into a global issue that needs to be recognized among men.

This has opened up room for large profits among surgeons who specialize in breast reduction. These doctors have made a fortune through the misfortune of young men. However, the results of these surgeries have changed the lives of many men.

To live with such a problem takes a toll on people. They are constantly obsessed with how they look, and may avoid wearing certain things. The mental stress that is employed is hard to cope with.

There’s a way out

To many poeple this problem doesn’t seem like something worth worrying about, but to someone who experiences these things they must struggle to stay positive. In many cases men may experience depression and a lack of confidence. No man, or teen, should have to go through this mental terror.

By cutting out soymilk consumption this growing problem may be reversed. But this cannot be said for all cases, and unfortunately paying $4000­$9000 isn’t an option for all people.

If you suspect you or someone you know may be suffering from emasculating problems urge them to contact their doctor.

Sources:

http://www.westonaprice.org/blogs/kdaniel/moobs­man­boobs­and­soy/

http://www.medicinenet.com/gynecomastia/article.htm

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 http://uwd.ru/2014/08/05/zanyatnyy­fitnes­23­foto.html

 

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