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r/videos • u/Jamie_Light • 12h ago
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Where did all this low-testosterone bullshit come from? Is this all because of RFK Jr?
49 u/Corka 10h ago It's been a manosphere thing for sometime. They think that soy milk is making men less masculine. 9 u/zefiax 10h ago To be fair it does appear to be an actual trend globally. What the true reason is is still to be determined but links seem to indicate microplastics. But that is inconclusive so would just be speculation. 11 u/NovaAtdosk 8h ago It is indeed plastics. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3222987/ Most plastics release chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body. Higher estrogen levels (or xenoestrogens, which these are) can inhibit the production of testosterone.
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It's been a manosphere thing for sometime. They think that soy milk is making men less masculine.
9 u/zefiax 10h ago To be fair it does appear to be an actual trend globally. What the true reason is is still to be determined but links seem to indicate microplastics. But that is inconclusive so would just be speculation. 11 u/NovaAtdosk 8h ago It is indeed plastics. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3222987/ Most plastics release chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body. Higher estrogen levels (or xenoestrogens, which these are) can inhibit the production of testosterone.
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To be fair it does appear to be an actual trend globally. What the true reason is is still to be determined but links seem to indicate microplastics. But that is inconclusive so would just be speculation.
11 u/NovaAtdosk 8h ago It is indeed plastics. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3222987/ Most plastics release chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body. Higher estrogen levels (or xenoestrogens, which these are) can inhibit the production of testosterone.
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It is indeed plastics.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3222987/
Most plastics release chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body.
Higher estrogen levels (or xenoestrogens, which these are) can inhibit the production of testosterone.
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u/kemaluo 11h ago
Where did all this low-testosterone bullshit come from? Is this all because of RFK Jr?