There is however, enough anecdotal evidence to raise considerable alarm. For example, a fifteen-year study in Oregon compared women working outside the home to homemakers. The study suggested that continuous exposure to household cleaners over the years was a likely cause. Perhaps the most serious exposure is to modern household cleaners, which may contain a number of proven and suspect causes of cancer. Endocrine disruptors have the ability to act like hormones in the body and can interfere with our endocrine systems.
Hormones are the body's messengers.
They travel to distant points in the body via the bloodstream and deliver crucial chemical messages that tell cells what to do and when to do it. These messages are the body's control system and regulate its functions and growth. The result is cellular confusion. Cells divide when they shouldn't, or don't divide when they're supposed to. ED's can even cause cells to take on a function different from the one the body needs for them to assume.