Do phytoestrogens increase the estrogen levels? Watch this video to find out.

In this video, Dr. Berg explains phytoestrogens and answers the question if consuming foods that are phytoestrogens will increase your estrogen levels.

The answer is no, not more than you already have in your body.

Phytoestrogens only block receptors for bad estrogen, which automatically raise your relative good estrogen. BUT it will not increase your levels more than you already have. So consuming flax oil or seeds for example are safe for men and women.

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