Explains that xenoestrogens—estrogen-mimicking chemicals found in pesticides, plastics, and similar pollutants—are often more harmful to the liver than alcohol or sugar because they activate estrogen receptors throughout the body. This can create estrogen dominance, which slows bile production in the liver and allows toxins to recirculate, contributing to issues such as fatty liver and cirrhosis. These chemicals are also linked to a higher risk of breast cancer, fertility problems, hypothyroidism, and reduced testosterone and sperm count in men. To counter their impact, the content recommends supporting the liver’s detoxification pathways with cruciferous vegetables or compounds such as DIM, NAC, and choline, which aid in eliminating harmful substances and balancing excess estrogen.
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