• Our polluted bodies

    • Our bodies are polluted by hundreds of chemicals that are not supposed to be there - and we don't know much about how they affect us.

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  • Male semen quality

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  • compared to 100 in 1940
  • in the Western world
  • Dramatic drops in sperm counts

    Research has found that sperm counts have dropped 50 percent during the last 50 years. These results have been confirmed by sperm banks, where sperm counts have decreased by almost 40 percent in the past 20 years.

    20-fold increase in infertility

    Today, a staggering 100 out of every 1000 men are functionally infertile. This number is 20 times higher than it was in 1939.

    Man-made chemicals are part of the explanation

    Decreased sperm counts have, among other things, been linked to the fact that we increasingly are being exposed to chemicals which mess up our hormone system (endocrine disruptors).

    The quality of sperm is also declining

    About 85 percent of the sperm produced by a healthy man is DNA-damaged. Damaged sperm have been linked to a 300 percent increase in testicular cancer - a form of cancer that affects young men in their 20s and 30s. Check out the alarming documentary “The Disappearing Male”.

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