I think diet contributes too
What's the cause? I feel like some anonymous twitter account with an anime avatar knows the answer. A lot of people say BPA and phthalates but its not clear to me where that exposure would be coming from. Drinking water? https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/10/sperm-counts-continue-to-fall/572794/ …pic.twitter.com/fpboYySIib
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What are we eating now that we weren't eating 50 years ago? I saw a study showing that cheese (which has gone way up) lowers sperm counts.
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Various causes but my suspicion is that living life without privation and with little physical status competition may be an underrated factor
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Privation wasn't really the situation in 1973 though. I think a lot of these studies control for exercise? I think?
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@tferriss found his sperm increased when he stopped keeping his phone in his front pocket I'm pretty sure... Think it's from the 4hr Body@bengreenfield is super concerned about EMF stuff. So I'm sure diet / chemical exposure has a ton to do with it, but I'd look at tech tooThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The answer is in The Graduate: "plastics."
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