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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Erişim: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17849041 |
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- <p>This short essay summarizes how lifetime estrogen exposure in women has changed over the past decades.</p> <p>There is no single “average estrogen level” for the entire population, but epidemiological data show strong</p> <p>trends indicating that modern women experience substantially higher and longer estrogenic exposure than previous generations.</p> <p>Earlier menarche, fewer pregnancies, shorter breastfeeding periods, widespread use of hormonal contraception,</p> <p>rising obesity levels, and chronic exposure to environmental xenoestrogens have significantly extended the number of years</p> <p>in which cell membranes are influenced by high estrogen activity. These long-term physical changes manifest clinically only</p> <p>after biochemical stress pathways are triggered by environmental or inflammatory factors.</p>