In the polluted environment that we all live in, it is not surprising that some men feel they are an embattled gender. Falling sperm counts, slower maturity in males (faster in females), penile deformity in children, increasing achievement of females in sport, government and even business.  Maybe you are picking up the pattern?   

Few are aware that our environment is heavily polluted with chemicals that mimic estrogens.  You wont need to ask why this is not publicised This was first discovered in the great lakes of North America.  A largely landlocked water mass into which these chemicals have accumulated at a higher rate than most.  Researchers discovered that crocodiles were not breeding normally and many birds feeding around refuse tips were gay!  Some of the worst of these chemicals (and there are thousands) are excreted from plastic.

The good news is that healthy bodies are quite capable of living with unwanted chemicals.  the emphasis is on the word HEALTHY, but even these people have a problem with these synthetic estrogens.  The mechanism that regulates hormones in our bodies does not recognise these chemicals.

Another source of these pseudo oestrogen chemicals, is soy.  The soy food industry is driven by the huge USA subsidy on soy and corn production.  The US has subsidised these two or three crops to the tune of US$14b per annum.  Marketed as a health food, its marketing power hammered the consumers, that this product is GOOD for you.  They argue that the Chinese have been eating it for years.  Problem: The Chinese ALWAYS fermented soy first to eliminate the pseudo estrogens.  When babies in one South American country were fed on soy formula, the baby girls breast development started at the age of two.  You guys want soy milk on your cereal?

As a result of these subsidies is that soy flour and oil is so cheap that it is now a component of nearly 100% of our processed food.  Read the labels and you will see what we mean

A few suggestions: 

• Avoid food and liquids stored in plastic, especially milk. 
• Don't do soy. (difficult, but try)
• Avoid meals containing significant amounts of protein and carbohydrate together.       Bad combining results in slow digestion, excess intake of nutrients and a huge gut.  Not a good look.
• Don't eat junk oils (soy, canola, sunflower) Blocks cell walls, dose not get utilized and has to be stored as lumpy ugly fat.  Olive oil is good.
• Get the waste management system going full steam.  Big stomachs can carry around an unwanted 14-15 kg of overdue faeces.. 
• Wine (high minerals) is better than beer (low minerals), especially near meal times.
• Don't eat white sugar, white flour, white salt.  It is industrial waste that feed-lot farmers would not feed their animals with.
• And of course, make sure you take a good mineral supplement

For years farmers have been giving selenium to their male and female stock just before mating. This mineral reconditions both male and female sexual organs and function.  In-Sync minerals has high levels of selenium as well as the remaining 76 minerals necessary to stay young..

Varicose Veins/Strokes/Heart disease/Hemaroids

One mineral deficiency that you should know about is a common mineral; "copper".

(Before rushing off to buy copper tablets, copper like all other minerals works synergistically with other minerals. NEVER TAKE MINERALS SEPARATELY. Always take as a multi mineral.)

Copper has a huge role in tissue strength, muscle mass and a deficiency makes for disease like strokes / heart disease / hemaroids and Varicose veins. Other signs are an early loss of muscle mass in the older population. It is well accepted in the scientific world that longevity is a direct function of muscle mass. Up until now, "Use it or you will lose it" sort of summed it up in a simple but effective way. Now you can help yourself by giving you body the building blocks needed to retain and add to your natural shape. We are talking firm bodies here, like people in their twenties and thirties have.

Try it for yourself. You will experience the truth of our claims.

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