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    Thumbs up Is there certain foods that decrease the estrogen level in male body ?!?

    and another question.. i'm using optimum 100 % whey protein ( gold standard ) 3 months ago .. but i recently read on the label in the allergic section : " this produt contains whey derived from dairy and lecithin derived from soybeans "
    so is that means that optimum whey protein can help the estrogen level to increase in the male body !? so maybe this could lead to gyneomastia !? thx a lot
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    It won't cause gynecomastia.

    I read that broccoli decreases estrogen.
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    no, whey protein cannot lead you to gyno. your body has estrogen naturally and it would take a sharp increase to cause gyno.

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyno

    as far as i know there is a thread on here somewhere about this, do a search, but i do know that broccoli contains Indole-3-Carbinol which will help.
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    Originally Posted by deep_purple84 View Post
    and another question.. i'm using optimum 100 % whey protein ( gold standard ) 3 months ago .. but i recently read on the label in the allergic section : " this produt contains whey derived from dairy and lecithin derived from soybeans "
    so is that means that optimum whey protein can help the estrogen level to increase in the male body !? so maybe this could lead to gyneomastia !? thx a lot
    Lecithin should not contain enough soy compounds to influence estrogen levels, and even if it does it wouldn't be enough to cause gyno. As NNI said it would take a sharp rise in them to do this.

    Broc is often referred to as an estrogen blocker but from what I remember, the compound in it is not very well absorbed. If you were worried about environmental estrogens there are some less strong E blockers out there, but I don't think you have much to worry about.
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    Broc, Cabage, Colliflower....

    Those are the three main veggies I know off.
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    Originally Posted by RenegadeRows View Post
    It won't cause gynecomastia.

    I read that broccoli decreases estrogen.
    Yea, is it DIM that does it...I think that's right
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