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"Gender Bending" and Anti-Fertility Chemicals
posted by Matt on 06:23 PM September 28th, 2005
Men's Health Baniadam writes "Story here.

"Gender-bending chemicals are to be exempted from tough new Europe-wide safety controls despite increasing concern that they are causing bizarre sex changes in children and wildlife, leaked documents reveal.
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Research published in May showed that boys born to mothers exposed to phthalates, used to make plastics more pliable, had smaller penises and other signs of genital feminisation..."

In the EU we have some laws. In the North America I believe it is (even) more lax. I think (not in EU) phthalates are still being used in stuff like cling-film and food wrappings etc. This is particularly important for every man (person) who has a young boy or even more so if with a pregnant wife."

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Re:What a bunch of bull (Score:2, Informative)
by Baniadam on 03:47 PM September 29th, 2005 EST (#2)
Not environmentalist but scientist you twat. It is known fact that fertility is going down the drain in the developed world. Part of the reason is the shit that we ingest/ inhale. Or do you think men are shooting blanks because (some) men act like sissies?

“Research has demonstrated that half of all the fish in British lowland rivers are changing sex because of pollution.”

So that is occurring because the fish are acting like sissies? Is it their mental will power that causes the metamorphism?

The biggest new input in our life in the last half or so century or so has been petrochemical substances. Many scientists (NOT ENVIRONEMENTALIST) claim a connection. We use it in everything from cosmetics, cars, PC, Hair Gels, deodorant etc.

What is your reasoning for fertility decrease?

Re:What a bunch of bull (Score:0)
by Anonymous User on 02:11 AM September 30th, 2005 EST (#3)
"What is your reasoning for fertility decrease?"

I don't dismiss what you are saying about the polluted environment contributing to the decline of the species, but would like to add that the species itself triggers population limitation controls, some less subtle to our perceptions than others.

Ray
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