7 deadliest male fertility killers

Everyday chemicals tend to lower one’s sperm count, scrambling DNA sperm data, or thus causing sperm mobility problems. One is aware that narrow bike seats, as well as antidepressants, can indeed cause problems.

1. Cash register receipts

About 40 percent of the receipts are coated with bisphenol-A (BPA), which has rather been linked to fertility problems as well as low sperm count and quality.

2. Canned food

The biggest source of BPA contamination is food packaging; almost all of the metal cans are coated with a BPA resin.

3. Sex toys

Sex toys made of out vinyl contain phthalates, which are of course linked to cancer, allergies, birth defects as well as infertility.
4. Shower

Phthalates are also rather found in scented soaps, shampoos, and cleaners — and in vinyl shower curtains.

5. Chemical-laced produce

Pesticides are generally meant to kill the insect, but they can also affect one’s sperm.

6. Heated car seats

Heated car seats, as well as heating pads, do increase testicular temperatures that are enough to
decrease sperm production.

7. Contaminated fish

PCBs are also a type of banned chemical, but enough to remain in the environment to accumulate in fish. Infertility is more common than one might have thought otherwise. Lifestyle does affect fertility.

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