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> Dramatic hormone shifts as a result of that last bit. A result of the foods or a result of obesity facilitated by them? What is the evidence basis for there
by oarfish 3y ago
> Dramatic hormone shifts as a result of that last bit.
A result of the foods or a result of obesity facilitated by them? What is the evidence basis for there being clinically significant changes in hormone levels in the population at large?
- rsanek 3y agoI've seen fairly compelling evidence of hormone level change in the Western world, though it seems unclear what the exact causes are. An accessible reference is Count Down -- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50892327-count-down https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50892327-count-down
- Auracle 3y agoSperm counts have been dripping precipitously, even when you control for BMI and other factors. I don’t believe it’s a coincidence it’s occurred at the same time as many people deciding they don’t want children along with a bunch of other possibly related societal shifts. I myself am on testosterone replacement therapy, though my low levels were probably from a brain injury. I’m a very different man when my levels are correct, and have straight up embarrassed myself when they haven’t been with how I’ve acted. I agree with the person above, it’s a much bigger problem for the human race itself than global warming and nobody seems to give a damn.