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With inputs from Dr V.Now, 2027 is just about a decade away. There’s more.The study blames chemicals — specifically, xenoestrogens. Sasanka, from Hyderabad’s Rainbow Hospital. The average male’s estrogen levels have increased an alarming 40 per cent during the same time period. The bad news, however, has started to arrive — and the problem’s not with women going dry. If your household uses non-stick pots and pans, that breakfast has managed to kill off possible progeny."And if the thought of mouthwash killing your sperms is not troubling enough — there’s non-stick pots and pans. V." Ouch!It continues: "Flouride exposure can lead to many health-related problems including bone and joint pain, immunity disorders, lower fertility rates, hormonal imbalances, and low sperm counts.

But according to the study, "While topical fluoride will protect teeth at risk, drinking fluoride is akin to swallowing sunscreen to protect our body from getting a bu. That would mean throwing almost everything you have in the medicine cabinet out the window. The ‘femalification’ chems are also widely-present around us.Fresh research shows testosterone levels of the average male today are 25 per cent less than it was in 1992 (comparing males of the same ages). Because if you don’t, the world could tu into a film starring Clive Owen — and that’s plenty scary enough. May we all live long and prosper. It’s even in the mango you eat because widespread use of genetically-modified foods has been found to worsen the xenoestrogen problem. You could be the last of your name thanks to toast!The authors of this study go on to make a rather startling conclusion. We now move on to flouride. Mankind has stopped procreating and the world’s population has plateaued.

The promise of flouride is better teeth and no cavities. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, in the farms we feed from and in our rivers. These are man-made and they mimic effects of natural estrogens in the body. So, if you’ve just purchased that nice-smelling cologne in the hopes of landing a partner on the bus home, you have only managed to irradiate yourself between the legs.Phthalates is a broad category of industrial chemicals found in everything from detergents, automotive plastics, soap, shampoo, fragrances, hair spray, nail polish, plastic bags, processed food packaging, garden hoses, deodorants and even inflatable toys.Which means in a little over a decade, the average male will be "significantly less of a man" and pink will be our favourite crayon.

They say there’s no other way but avoid these chems in everyday life.In 2006, director Alfonso Cuarón released the rather prescient film — Children of Men. It takes us to year 2027 where women Zhuji Guanghui Machinery Suppliers are infertile. Sasanka, Rainbow Hospitals, Hyderabad.But before you garage the car permanently and throw away the mango, there’s your shampoo to worry about too. And the tests also show that the male sperm count has gone down a whopping 40 per cent during the same time period. "In fact, the effects of traffic pollution in tollgate workers has been demonstrated, with a possible cause from exposure to heavy metals like lead and cadmium increasing oxidant damage to sperm integrity," says Dr. Perfluorooctanoic acid or PFOA is "used to keep grease from leaking through fast food wrappers and microwave popco bags, in non-stick coatings like Teflon".