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3 thoughts on “WATCH: Prescription drugs and gender-bending chemicals in our drinking water”
John H Holcombe, MD
Sharyl,
This guy is hyping his book. As a physician, this ‘news’ reminds me of the Alar scare. Does the author present any scientific data, such as chromatography, that shows any hormones? It’s critical that data must be presented other than word-filled claims.
Great article about our chemically induced polluted potable water sources. Good thing is that There are some natural springs that are still pure, but companies like Nestle’s are seeking these out and then muscle their way into these areas (northwest Florida in this case) and literally bottle and sell these for a mere expense to profit margin.s. The pure spring water never makes it downstream to replenish the other streams, lakes and aquifers that at least dilute the pollution.
As for the reference to the fish reproductive exposures, I am curious if this is all species or an observation of a few species. There are species’ whose natural lifecycle start as male and then mature into female (Snook, Red drum, etc.).
Sharyl,
This guy is hyping his book. As a physician, this ‘news’ reminds me of the Alar scare. Does the author present any scientific data, such as chromatography, that shows any hormones? It’s critical that data must be presented other than word-filled claims.
Great article about our chemically induced polluted potable water sources. Good thing is that There are some natural springs that are still pure, but companies like Nestle’s are seeking these out and then muscle their way into these areas (northwest Florida in this case) and literally bottle and sell these for a mere expense to profit margin.s. The pure spring water never makes it downstream to replenish the other streams, lakes and aquifers that at least dilute the pollution.
As for the reference to the fish reproductive exposures, I am curious if this is all species or an observation of a few species. There are species’ whose natural lifecycle start as male and then mature into female (Snook, Red drum, etc.).