03/12/2026
Medical science has now given metalloestrogens their own distinct classification, recognizing that these metallic compounds may pose an even greater threat than the xenoestrogens I have been warning about for years.
Metalloestrogens represent a significant concern because metals possess the unique ability to move electrons, and electron movement is precisely how chemical reactions occur within the human body.
Unlike organic compounds that eventually break down, metals are fundamentally not biodegradable, meaning they do not degrade or disappear over time.
We have all heard about the concerning class of forever chemicals, but metals may actually be worse than these persistent compounds because they truly last forever in the environment and within biological systems.
Consider that when a body undergoes cremation and passes through extreme high heat, the resulting ash still contains every mineral and every toxic metal that accumulated during life.
Even exposure to the intense temperatures of a crematory cannot destroy these metallic elements, they simply remain present in the ash, unchanged and intact.
Humanity has recognized the permanence of metals since ancient times, naming the great cycles of history after them as the Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age, reflecting a twenty-six thousand year cycle named for substances that never decay.
This eternal quality makes metalloestrogens more pernicious and more insidious than the classic chemical xenoestrogens that have already raised significant health concerns.
This is why metalloestrogens have emerged as a new and troubling classification requiring our immediate attention and understanding.
Dr. Robert Selig
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