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    estrogen your body produces, and estrogens in our food.

    Table 5 shows the nanograms of estrogenic activity in 1 pound of common foods. Foods eaten every day have much greater amounts of estrogen than beef.


    Table 5. Estrogenic activity of common foods.

    Food
    Estrogenic activity in nanograms/lb of food

    Soybean oil
    908,000

    Cabbage
    10,896

    Eggs
    15,890

    Milk
    59

    Beef from pregnant cow
    636

    Beef from implanted cattle
    10

    Beef from non-implanted cattle
    7

    Adapted from Preston, 1997.



    Table 6 shows the daily production of estrogen in humans and the amount in implanted beef. The amount of estrogen consumed from eating beef is minuscule compared to what we produce in our bodies every day. The FDA has concluded the estradiol content in implanted beef is insignificant and of no safety risk. In addition, the FDA requires no withdrawal period prior to slaughter.


    Table 6. Estrogen produced, nanograms per day.

    Item
    Estrogen produced, nanograms/day

    Pregnant woman
    90,000,000

    Non-pregnant woman
    5,000,000

    Adult man
    100,000

    Pre-pubertal children
    40,000

    3 oz beef from implanted cow
    1.9

    Adapted from Preston, 1997.

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    ok.... are you inferring something by these statistics? drawing cnclusions? forming a thesis that you are going to prove or disprove? im alil confused...

    I would like to see what other studies have to say on the subject. possibly newer studies.

    interesting none the less though


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    deffinatly interesting

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    where were these facts pulled from?

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