Endocrine disruptor occur from low-dose exposure to exogenous hormones or hormonally active chemicals such as bisphenol A. These chemical can bind to receptors for other hormonally mediated processes. Furthermore, since endogenous hormones are already present in the body in biologically active concentrations, additional exposure to relatively small amounts of exogenous hormonally active substances can disrupt the proper functioning of the body's endocrine system. Thus, an endocrine disruptor can elicit adverse effects at much lower doses than a toxicity, acting through a different mechanism. The timing of exposure is also critical. Most critical stages of development occur in utero, where the fertilized egg
Let the Beat Control Your Body director Nigel Simpkiss. It was released in the UK in January 1994. Dance music artist Chaah (aka Susanne Jark) uses the melody from "Let the Beat Control Your Body" in her 1999 release titled "The Funkiness of You". Let the Beat Control Your Body "Let the Beat Control Your Body" is a 1994 song recorded by Dutch Eurodance band 2 Unlimited. "Let the beat control your body" is the fifth and final single taken from 2 Unlimited's second album, "No Limits". The release scored chart success in many European countries peaking in the top ten in Spain, Belgium and the