Kiwi men on track to have zero viable sperm by 2040 "The chemicals I'm particularly interested in ... affect the body's hormones... reproduction depends on healthy hormones. Anything that would interfere with the body's natural hormone system... is going to challenge the reproductive system."

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Thanks for tagging me and sharing this. I've posted a few studies on here about environmental exposures and effects on the reproductive system, and it bothers me quite a bit that these things aren't looked at more seriously by the masses. You would think people would care a little about the side effects.

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You would think people would care a little about the side effects.

To do so is transphobic.

Similar reasoning is why we ignore ergonomics these days (used to be massive in the 80s and 90s). Schools want kids on tablets, so they have to pretend that using them isn't damaging to a developing skeletomuscular system