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Are
apples high in estrogen?
It is no secret that
our bodies and our environment are full of estrogens. Apparently, boys and
girls tend to physically mature at an earlier age and estrogens are responsible.
Men and women differ
for multiple reasons, speaking in terms of the body, but one of the main
distinctions is the type of hormones we produce: men, testosterone, and women,
instead produce estrogens.
Why
include foods that contain estrogens
The need to include
foods that contain estrogens has to do with the role that estrogens have in a
woman's body. Since these regulate various aspects such as the menstrual cycle,
fertility and the growth of female glands, such as the breasts, among other
factors, the main one being that of regulating hormones.
Estrogen-containing
foods
If after a check-up
you have been able to verify that your estrogen levels are low, you can use
these foods that contain estrogens to help your body to function properly
again. You can also use this list as a way to avoid estrogen-containing foods
if you have excess estrogen in your body.
Flax
seeds
Flax is a healthy
superfood that can supply your body with a large number of phytoestrogens. When
you look at a list of the top foods that contains phytoestrogens, flax is at
the top. One hundred grams of flaxseed has a staggering 379,380 micrograms of
estrogen compared to 2.9 micrograms for a fruit like watermelon.
Flax is now widely
found in baked goods such as bread, rolls and rolls, snacks, cereals, pasta,
drink mixes, you can choose to make your own water or flaxseed slurry to take
advantage of all the phytoestrogens it offers.
Dried
fruits
These nuts contain phytoestrogens,
which mimic the way estrogen is used by the body, helping to fill any estrogen
deficiencies you may have, and produce the same effect as if more estrogen had
been generated in the body.
Sesame
seeds
The sesame seeds
contain phytoestrogens, and can also be used oil sesame seed, if that makes it
easier, because both contain lignans owning phytoestrogens.
Sesame seeds are
loaded with fiber, and they are also a great source of minerals. Due to its
small size, it can easily be added to other missing foods to help make up for
some other deficiencies. For example, a tablespoon of sesame seeds will give
you almost a tenth of what you need each day for iron, magnesium and calcium,
as well as 4% of your total fiber.
Chickpeas
Chickpeas are a
natural source of phytoestrogens, which isn't really the ideal dosage, but it
does a good job of getting it.
The most common way
to prepare chickpeas is in the form of hummus, falafel. They do not have much
of their own flavor, so it is important that they are mixed with other foods,
spices and condiments to make them more usable and richer.
Beans
The beans have been
considered a healthy food due to its high fiber content and the ability to
lower cholesterol. They are also a food that is relatively high in
phytoestrogens, although they are rarely included in diets to help improve
estrogen levels.
Most people who want to lose
weight are generally
interested in reducing their body fat. But many people don't really
understand how fat loss works at the molecular level. For instance, a common
belief is that fat turns into energy and is burned off during
exercise or when calories are reduced. While this may be partially
accurate, there is a more precise explanation for what happens to fat when it
leaves the body.
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