How does Adam Ringham explain the link between environmental toxins and precocious puberty?

Adam Ringham points out that many common environmental exposures either contain estrogen or mimic estrogen, and that the cumulative load on the body may be pushing girls into puberty earlier.

He highlights several examples:

• Mercury (including from some multi‑dose flu shots) can raise estrogen and is linked in research to precocious puberty
• Glyphosate (Roundup), plastics (phthalates, BPA), parabens, triclosan, soy, and even dairy all act as estrogenic or estrogen‑mimicking compounds

His core idea is that it is not usually one single exposure, but the near-constant, chronic mix of these hormone disruptors that may be accelerating puberty—and that we should reduce and eliminate these exposures where possible.

Would you like me to break down any one of those specific toxins in more detail?