Pollution Destroying Fertility & Shrinking Human Penises, Warns Scientist

While this article title might be a headline grabber, the truth is the use of industrial chemicals in everyday products is leading to smaller human penises, lower sperm counts, erectile dysfunction, and disrupting women’s hormonal balance. This is definitely no laughing matter.

We are all aware of the harm humans have caused to the environment since at least the industrial revolution. Loss of habitat and pollution has led to devastating species loss across the globe. What we do not seem to realize is the havoc such human pollution has caused. The average woman in her mid-twenties is less fertile than her grandmother was at age 35.

But what can be done?

A clean lifestyle, consuming organic local food when possible, and eating less packaged and restaurant food have all been suggested as possible solutions.

Count Down, by researcher Shanna Swan is all about these fertility-related issues.

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