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Chemicals In Food And Personal Care Products Making Humanity Infertile
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Chemicals In Food And Personal Care Products Making Humanity Infertile

If sperm counts continue to fall at the current pace, humans could become extinct, a new report revealed. A team of researchers from the Hebrew University-Hadassah Braun School of Public Health and Community Medicine and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai analyzed the results of 185 studies involving nearly 43,000 men.

naturalnews.com · Sep 27, 2017 0
Sperm Counts In Western Men Plunge To Record Lows, Scientists Blame Chemicals In Everyday Products For Crisis
Men's Health

Sperm Counts In Western Men Plunge To Record Lows, Scientists Blame Chemicals In Everyday Products For Crisis

Sperm levels among Western men have plunged to a record low, new research reveals. It has fallen by more than 50% in 40 years, and is showing no signs of slowing down. The study did not examine causes but scientists believe the amount of ­chemicals used in everyday products, industry and farming may be behind […]

mirror.co.uk · Jul 26, 2017 0

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