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Culture (lazy, me me attitude, pornography, radical feminism, etc)
Economy (both parents work, higher cost to maintain for middle class, some countries no get enough benefits)
Contraceptives
Chemicals *
Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) found in everyday items, including the plastics of food containers, personal care items, food products, as well as in manufacturing and industrial and agricultural processes.
Once released into the environment, exposure occurs via inhalation, absorbance, but mainly by ingestion from contaminated food and water. Most EDCs act via, interfere with, or mimic, steroid hormones – predominantly oestrogen and androgen pathways, or thyroid hormones.
Phytoestrogens,
Bisphenols/Phthalates (found in 90% of people, plastics, personal care products),
Parabens,
Persistant organic pollutants,
Pesticides/Herbices
Heavy metals
Fossil Fuels
EMF (mobile phones, microwaves, high power voltage lines, etc)
https://yourfertility.org.au/resourc...and-fecundity/
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