Would the consumption of processed foods allowing toxins to permeate within our bodies, during in utero development is there a possibility that the hormonal 'work' can be interrupted / blocked, etc. and this would be a rational hypothesis of later sexual orientation that is not strictly binary?
Hi Lisa - that's a great question. It is definitely known that exposure to many different compounds during development in utero affects many aspects of the developing fetus' physiology (eg. alcohol, drugs, toxins from cigarettes, etc) but I don't know anything about specific compounds in processed foods.
Would the consumption of processed foods allowing toxins to permeate within our bodies, during in utero development is there a possibility that the hormonal 'work' can be interrupted / blocked, etc. and this would be a rational hypothesis of later sexual orientation that is not strictly binary?
Hi Lisa - that's a great question. It is definitely known that exposure to many different compounds during development in utero affects many aspects of the developing fetus' physiology (eg. alcohol, drugs, toxins from cigarettes, etc) but I don't know anything about specific compounds in processed foods.