Friday Favorite: The Effects of Hormones in Dairy Milk on Cancer
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- What effects do the female sex hormones in milk have on men, women, and children?
For more on the relationship between cancer and dairy, see:
• Dairy & Cancer (nutritionfacts...)
• Prostate Cancer and Organic Milk vs. Almond Milk (nutritionfacts...)
• Is Milk Good for Our Bones? (nutritionfacts...)
• Prevent Cancer from Going on TOR (nutritionfacts...)
• Saving Lives By Treating Acne with Diet (www.nutritionf...)
I talk about the effect of dairy estrogen on men in Dairy Estrogen and Male Fertility (nutritionfacts...) and on women in The Effects of Hormones in Milk on Infertility in Women (nutritionfacts....
What about the phytoestrogens in soy? See:
• BRCA Breast Cancer Genes and Soy (nutritionfacts...)
• Who Shouldn’t Eat Soy? (nutritionfacts...)
• Is Soy Healthy for Breast Cancer Survivors? (nutritionfacts...)
Correction: On the graph at minute 3:09, the left column should be labeled “Estrone” instead of “Urine.”
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Absolutely still believe my daily consumption of cream cheese the 3yrs before my breast cancer contributed to my diagnosis. Vegan and doing well now. 🌱 ❤
Glad to hear you're doing better now. The animals (and your body) thank you.
Wowsers! Im very glad you beat it ! My mom drinks whole milk all her life and lately 2%, she is 81, still no ¢∆π¢€® thank God 🙏
very concerning, especially thinking how dairy is pushed on us since childhood
Yes. Unfortunately, money seems more important than the well-being of the citizenry.
@@Spock_Rogers That's how it works in capitalism.
@@DesertWalker-zf7eb Human milk is good for human babies. Cow's milk grows a calf into a huge cow and is doing great harm to our society as it is linked to preventable diseases such as type 2 diabetes, cancer and also to obesity.
@@DesertWalker-zf7eb well maybe it is good to note that cows milk contain many times more growth hormone than human milk since it is for growing the calf to 300 kg quickly. Becides babies need mothers milk and only their mothers milk upto certain time to complete their developement. After that period, excess growth hormones can lead to problems and even cancer
I had bilateral pleomorphic breast cancer recently. Its a rare form of cancer - lots of clinicians haven't even heard of it. I had no risk factors, no risky genes (they tested me), no family history of breast cancer... my only risk factor was my very high dairy diet (as an ovo-lacto vegetarian). So I went vegan, with my doctor's blessing and I'm hoping this will reduce my risk of recurrence.
@@aeh323 I am guessing this will make a dramatic difference in your favor. How could it not? Just stick with it and you’ll find out.
Don't just go vegan, go whole food vegan. May you have a full recovery or at the very least a total remission.
So many people concerned by phytoestrogens in soy, but no one complaining about actually impactful hormones in dairy and beer. Great video!
Yes, but why didn't he mention raw milk from non hormone injected cattle or clean meat from grass finished.
Pulling a wool over innocent viewers.
@@LuminousReminders, either way hormones are naturally present in them, no matter of how animals were raised.
@@franj3628 Yes, hormones, they occur naturally as intended.
It's when injections and bag feed are added to cattle that make things go overboard.
This doctor knows better but is one of Bill Gates puppets.
@@franj3628 Yes, including Growth Hormones. IGF-1 and 2.
These cure disease and build neurotransmitter in the brain.
Raw milk is a Fountain of youth.
@@LuminousReminders Did you even watch the video?
And they call vegans "soy boys," LOL! Thanks for posting, NF team!
I struggle with always having to tell people that they don't have to add hormones to these products. It's already in there.
I really wish that more people would be open to the points that Dr. Greger shares in this video. These are items that should be paid attention to. I am happy to be vegan. The reasons in this video are votes that I am making the best decision available.
This is absolute gold, another home run, this channel is truly a gift from the gods, hooray Dr. G!
Dr. G. Please give us some insight into causes and treatment / dietary treatment for Leukemia. My wife has acute B cell lymphoblastic Leukemia and any information you are able to provide will be embraced and deeply appreciated!
Halten Sie sich auf jeden Fall an die Pflanzliche Ernährung, schauen Sie sich den Film The Food Cure an, einer dieser Frauen aus der Schweiz gibt ihr Wissen weiter.
I believe his next book is on cancer. Best wishes.
How Not To Die has a chapter on blood cancers. There are also videos on fasting being beneficial and timing of chemo so it's more effective. Aside from that, a whole food plant based diet lowers inflammation and just makes one feel better. Go to his website and type in 'cancer' to get started. The book is on Amazon (hardcover, Kindle, audio) for less than $20.
There's another doctor, Neal Barnard who may have some good info for you. www.youtube.com/@PhysiciansCommittee/search?query=cancer
You are wise to look into dietary changes to help improve her health and yours. There are resources out there. Some more traditional doctors may not be particularly supportive. Do not let that stop you-you can absolutely at a minimum improve how she feels, or improve her prognosis. The changes may seem drastic if you currently eat animal products but it's worth it. Sometimes great results require great changes.
Sending all my hopes for your wife's recovery.
Sorry to hear about this diagnosis, but Dr. Greger would tell you to eat the best whole food diet in the world, the one he keeps preaching. Avoid all highly processed and foods from our friends the animals.
My comment disappeared. Get his How Not to Die book. There is a chapter on that kind of cancer
I love this channel!
Practically everything this guy says is fake and illegal because he uses studies that are not true. Google can the human body digest plant cellulose even Google knows the answer is no vitamin B12 only comes from animal products and that makes all DNA in all cells in your body that's why they want you to eat plants so you're not very smart and sterile. That's what the global surprising to eat bugs
My roommates are in complete denial that healthy nutrition or physical fitness have any value. They are both fat and sick and complain constantly about their health problems and feeling bad, yet treat me as though there is something wrong with me because I don't eat animal products.
sucks to be your roommate LOL... ignorant people !.... saving money now, to only spend everything on doctors later in life !
Its sadly not for everyone
@@MrSuperbluesky Wrong! Everyone would benefit from not eating animals.
Cognitive dissonance :/
Just focus on your own health. It doesn't matter what others think of you. You have pretty negative things to say about your roommates...maybe time to get new ones? Psychological health is important too!
Dr.Greger for President❣️
Thanks for sharing 👍
I wrote a paper in my MPH program on the effects of dairy products related to hormones and antibiotic resistance. I have veen vegan for 8 years now. Conglomerate corporations have manipulated the government entities that are literally recommending our food system in the U.S.
All the keto advocates prefer to ignore that side completely and while speaking highly on eggs and meat advantages
Can you please make a video about C 15 fatty acid which recently was discovered to be an essential fatty acid for human health. Food sources include dairy products. But there seems to be vegan supplement options too. Would be interesting to learn more about it. 🙏🏻
If it's essential for human health that seems a little odd given that a large proportion of humanity is lactose intolerant (including members of my family). I'm extremely suspicious of research suggesting we need to eat meat or dairy.
Cows don’t make Pentadecanoic acid (C 15:0), the bacteria in their stomach make it. And there _are_ vegan sources:
*Vegetables High in Pentadecanoic acid (per 100 g edible portion)*
Eggplant Western type (fruit, fried) 4 mg
Garlic (bulb, raw) 2 mg
Summer cypress seed (seeds, boiled) 2 mg
Mukago (raw) 1 mg
Spinach (leaves, boiled) 1 mg
Yellow sweet pepper (fruit, sauted) 1 mg
Red sweet pepper (fruit, sauted) 1 mg
Green sweet pepper (fruit, sauted) 1 mg
Ha-negi (leaves, raw) 1 mg
Kintoki (root without skin, boiled) 1 mg
Bitter gourd (fruit, sauted) 1 mg
Red pepper (leaves and fruits, sauteed) 1 mg
Celery (petiole, raw) 1 mg
Green pea (frozen) 1 mg
I read that you can get C 15 fatty acids from green vegetables like cabbage.
Soy una persona mayor, por tener mejor alimentación tomo la bebida "Ensure" quién me puede decir si me hace más mal que bien?
Gracias de antemano ❤
What about dairy consumption and acne?
Definitely a connection!
So why is it that the most longeve people in the world (Inner Sardinia) have a diet based on cheese? Reliability of an Iranian paper of 10 years ago????
Not possible at this time, ha ha ha! Too revealing.
Why no mention of the Icelandic study that found an association of significantly higher risk of highly metastatic prostate cancer in older men who had consumed milk and other dairy products as teenagers?
Husband and I both remember learning in school (this was the 70's/80's) that cows made milk because they have 4 stomachs etc. A whole lot of nonsense of course but you don't question these things at first.
And all i hear as a long time vegan is people going on about soy having hormones in it. There's no reaching people about the amount in dairy products!
I can`t find data about less or not less hormones after fermenting milk to kefir. If someone knows, please post here?
👍 Whole food plant based for the environment and health; vegan for the victims!
Carnivore for your health! 🥩💪
@@ACT1ON_JACKSON Adopting a carnivorous diet significantly increases the risk of developing severe health issues such as heart disease, gastrointestinal problems, and deficiencies in essential vitamins and minerals. Scientific consensus, supported by the World Health Organization, asserts that processed meat is categorized alongside tobacco and asbestos for cancer risk, highlighting the dangers of a meat-heavy diet. Opting for a plant-based diet, conversely, can decrease the risk of chronic diseases and possibly extend lifespan, aligning with evidence-based nutritional guidelines that recommend a diverse intake of foods, predominantly plant-based.
I don't understand the ending
Thank you so much
Спасибо!💚💛❤
Who still consumes milk or dairy products in 2024?
Many people still do. Daily.
Even among US omnivores, milk consumption has been going down for over a decade. And if it weren’t for American’s love of pizza, cheese consumption would also be down.
What about colon cancer and milk and milk products? That's a trick question!
Grass fed A2 fermented dairy. “One older study found that kefir extract reduced the number of human breast cancer cells by 56%”
What should I give my toddler to drink then? We are weaning from breastfeeding and he still wants milk 😢 🥛
@@ad231107 soy milk
There are many plant based milks. Commercial products are typically supplemented with calcium and vitamin D, like cow milk. If they’re not available in your area, just Google how to make milk from soy, oats, rice, cashews, etc.
Then give him milk
@@southern842 Give organic cow milk
Overall good but not buying the excuse at the end for excluding women of child-bearing age from the analysis. Don’t care what wish-washy excuse one paper gave. There’s a whole history of ignoring this population for stupid reasons. Really couldn’t have some drink milk and measure what happens? Hormone fluctuations aren’t the excuse it’s ever been made out to be, especially if using an appropriate sample size anyway
Have you watched other videos on the channel? Perhaps you will find some content concerning child bearing women and cancer in other content on the channel. This is not the only and first time that content about cancer has been posted on this channel.
I'm not saying it's not important but do you realize what's involved in funding and carrying out a study? The resources involved are significant. It's not just 'drink milk and measure what happens'.
That’s crazy. I didn’t know milk was that bad.Eggs are the worse of animal products. Between milk and meat, which is worse?
He has stated that wild game meat is the best meat to eat.
Eggs are literally one of the best foods on the planet. Fatty red meat IS the best food on the planet.
@@ACT1ON_JACKSON Sure, for anyone who has to choose between these foods like eggs and red meat or dying of starvation. Otherwise the less animal fat, the better.
Plants-famously lacking of any molecules that act as hormones in vivo.
Not that it matters. Veganism can be survived and is more ethical. There's no need to make-believe it's superior to a balanced omnivorous diet.
Of course it's superior.
Make believe?
Evidence over hundreds, thousands of years,proves the blue zone people who are 95-100% plant based,average lifespan 100, stay active into those ages and don't suffer chronic diseases. Can you show me any studies of those who include a larger percentage of meats and animal products in their diets that come close to the blue zone groups study? I know there aren't any but I'll wait.
@@Spock_Rogers yes, superior in all ways except for any that the word "superior" means.
Vegans TEND to be health-conscious, so also tend to be healthier. But not compared to equally health-conscious normal diet individuals.
This clown never mentions raw milk
You should be concerned!
This man wants you to think RAW milk from free roaming cattle has same results as injected cows 😀
No mention of raw milk and grass finished meat. 😆
No, it's not the same. Raw milk has more than processed. Note the inclusion of organic.
Female hormones in milk are: alpha and beta estradiol, and estrone; male hormones are: alpha and beta testosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone, and androstenedione (Courant et al. 2011).
*Traces are present in similar concentrations in organic, raw, and pasteurized milk. Jouan et al. 2006.
The effect of pasteurization on the hormones present in milk is variable. *Organic, raw and pasteurized milk have similar concentrations of gonadal hormones (androgens, estrogens, and progesterone). Pasteurized, organic, and raw milk have the same concentration of parathyroid hormone-related protein.* Pasteurization will not destroy insulin-like growth factor-I, a normal component of all types of milk. Pasteurization inactivates 90% of the growth hormone found in milk.
A few studies have addressed the effects of heat treatment on the stability of milk hormones so far. In an early study, Wolford and Argoudlis (1979) showed that *the concentrations of steroid hormones of estrone (E1) and 17β-estradiol (E2) -major estrogens-were reduced in commercial whole milk* (55.8 pg E1 mL−1 in raw milk versus 33.7 pg E1 mL−1 in processed milk, and 10.3 pg E2 mL−1 in raw milk versus 6.4 pg E2 mL−1 in processed milk). Total E1 (free and conjugated) and E2 concentrations in 3.5% fat processed milk were reported as 0.13 μg kg−1 and less than 20 μg mL−1, respectively (Hartmann, Lacorn, & Steinhart, 1998).
@@dianeladico1769 Raw dairy has NOTHING to do with organic.
That's why I didn't mention organic.
And that's why this doctor didn't even mention raw milk.
@@dianeladico1769 It's not about which has more or less, it's about the nutrients in Raw milk VS milk from injected, bag fed cattle.
@@LuminousReminders That may be the case but this video was focused on hormones. The hormone concentration is more related to estrus cycle and gestational phase than rearing practices and heat processing reduces hormone concentration significantly.
Raw milk may have more nutrients, I'll take your word for it but that wasn't the point of the video and your comment didn't reflect that.
@@dianeladico1769 Yes, that should be the concern.
Hormone injected cattle VS natural growth hormones and growth factors found in Raw milk like IGF-1 and 2.
Raw milk is a Fountain of youth
I'll still eat steak, thanks. Cheese is good too.
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