Visual spatial memory is enhanced in female rats (but inhibited in males) by dietary soy phytoestrogens

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@patryk_karter @ERG_Glasgow https://t.co/zmnk0UXSyJ https://t.co/TLPtijDnJr https://t.co/JfZUaeqDGB https://t.co/JdArxHS2Vj https://t.co/vNwEKJ0rqJ https://t.co/xsivxlnNW9 Animal studies showing many different (IMO negative) effects of phytoestrogens

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@ERG_Glasgow @hans_the_crypto High phytoestrogen content is detrimental to males in many ways even if diet is such that T stays high. Rats make it easier to see long term effects w/ a short-lived species: https://t.co/zmnk0UXSyJ https://t.co/TLPtijDnJr

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