Phytoestrogen

Chemical structure of the most common phytoestrogen (the upper section, the middle section) discovered with a plant in comparison with estrogen (the lower berth) found in animals

The exogenous material by phytoestrogen (British :Phytoestrogens) not being a thing produced by endocrine system, and having taken in a phytoestrogen plant inner; is exogenous estrogen meaning that function like secreted female sex hormone (cf. estrogen) [¹]. Because I am called the phytoestrogen and it is the nonsteroid various compounds group which occurred with a plant naturally and resembles it in estradiol (17-β-estradiol) and structure, I can bring an effect of estrogen or non-estrogen [²]. The plant uses phytoestrogen as a role of the defense system of nature which controls male 妊性 to be opposed to the excessive grazing animal reproduction [1]. ^[3].

Footnote

1. ^ http://www.aichi-med-u.ac.jp/jacc/reports/ozasa2/index.html
2. ^ Yildiz, Fatih (2005). Phytoestrogens in Functional Foods. Taylor & Francis Ltd. pp. 3–5, 210–211. ISBN 978-1 - 57,444-508-4. 
3. ^ Infertility in the modern world: Present and future prospects, Gillian R. Bentley,C. G. N. Mascie-Taylor, Cambridge University Press, p.99-100

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