This actually makes some sense.

This actually makes some sense.

However, the most likely candidate is pollution. Research has shown that chemicals that are commonly found in medicine and pesticides inhibit testosterone. These chemicals are seeping into our water, contributing to fertility problems in fish. The researchers also speculate that this same mechanism is occurring in humans as well.

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Good news: The things that are lowering men's testosterone levels may be complicated, but combating this issue is simple and probably what you would have guessed anyways. Eat a healthy diet, exercise more, and get a good night's sleep. If you really want to go the extra mile, avoid eating or drinking from plastic containers. Finally, get political: When environmental regulation goes out the window, so too does your health. Contrary to the stereotype, becoming a treehugger might be the best way to save your masculinity.
https://bigthink.com/sex-relationships/men-have-less-testosterone-today?rebelltitem=3#rebelltitem3

Comments

James Karaganis said…
Female fertility levels are dropping substantially in the industrialized countries as well.

Looks like the Third World shall inherit the Earth.

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