Is reproductive health directly linked with the quality of your relationships?

[Rainbow_Warming]

During the last decade, we've heard about sperm counts and testosterone levels dropping over 1% per year over a span of 50 years. Now new data shows at least 2.6% decline per year throughout the past 2 decades, and across all continents, worldwide. The longer it goes on the more severe it becomes.

It seems to correlate with too many other important things. But are successful relationships one of them, and will taking care of fertility improve our relationships?

Yes

No

Results

A total of 26 votes were cast: 16 girls and 10 guys. See detailed results

[Anonymous]

Male reproductive levels have likely dropped due to a contribution of illicit drug use, pharmaceutical drugs, unhealthy foods, over consumption of sugar, too much alcohol, obesity, sedentary lifestyles and a lack of exercise.

So if you are looking after your physical health and diet you are looking after your reproductive health and will have a higher quality relationship as you are both more attractive to the opposite sex and will be having better sex.

Radiation and Chemicals in the air and plastic in our bodies likely affect men's fertility. This is all probably true about women too.

[purplepoppy]

First of all here's a link to a proper piece of research rather than YouTube
https://bcmj.org/articles/global-decline-male-fertility-fact-or-fiction

The thought now seems to be previous research may be over-exaggerated by poor or selective sampling. Also several things COULD be to blame such as drug use, alcohol, diet, obesity etc.

The problem is people like to take stuff like this and twist it to fit there own agendas as in your video.

[Rainbow_Warming]

You think I haven't linked hundreds of studies on my first gag account, and that the one you linked disproves anything?

[purplepoppy]

I'm not trying to disprove anything. I could just have easily found a paper supporting the decline. I chose this one because it reviews both sides fairly. I also think a paper published in a respected scientific journal has more weight t by than a colourful youtube video.

[Rainbow_Warming]

I saw the full document and it's supporting the decline, so there is nothing significant about you posting it. In addition you miss out on some important logic. I always focus on sedentary lifestyle and getting sunlight, and the full list, as much as on the CHEMICALS IN THE WATER, but it's impossible to squeeze everything into one understandable gag question. All these factors accumulate and create a stronger effect.
You don't read the question carefully and have no clue what you're talking about, where the video explains how humans born with slight deficiency reproduce into humans with more deficiencies, "the longer it goes on the more severe it becomes".

Also then I might out of arrogance force you to watch a digital video uploaded on a server which you can access through a site called "youtube", about a geoengineering conference, where authorities are talking about aluminum nanoparticles being sprayed into the sky, and telling you that you must not question its effects on human health.

[Rainbow_Warming]

Ok I should watch my language now that this question is featured. Seriously though there is a very defined pattern of I won't name what. Isn't it strange that they write in that document you linked the abstract for, "One of the complicating features of relying on sperm count as a marker of fertility is that a low sperm count does not guarantee an inability to conceive..."

Like it's totally ok that we have poor fertility, as long as you're still able to conceive. It's like saying having rotten teeth is ok as long as you're still able to eat food.

[Joker_]

lol go off

[Rainbow_Warming]

I am choosing the MHO even though it wasn't helpful, ok?

[Joker_]

good

[Perverted_Creep]

@Rainbow_Warming did you promise a video but didn't link anything? Here is one that sounds close to what you described https://youtu.be/S5INlyHjOlA

[Guy13]

Pfizer Vaccine 💉 has more effect on sperm and egg than your study. Lawyers should have a field day.

Abortion is a heinous and premeditated murder, by the host and protector, of a defenseless and separate life functioning within the host and protector Mother. It is more evil than Putin, Hitler, Mao, Stalin, etc combined as the killer of defenseless child helped create, holds, and protects the life that is killed by said Host. Heinous

[serious_miss419]

That’s very kind of you to offer to raise the child then instead. How sweet of you -

[Summeroflove]

abortion isn’t reproductive health. It’s murder. Point blank

[Perverted_Creep]

Did you read what the fuck the question is about besides the title? It's about chemical castration that 100% of the human population is exposed to big time.

Remember these?
Are you taking any measures to minimize chemical castration? ↗

www.nationalgeographic.com/.../150305-chemicals-endocrine-disruptors-diabetes-toxic-environment-ngfood

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[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep you even call yourself a perverted creep. Get lost.

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep you probably are in love with Biden and Billy Gates

[Perverted_Creep]

Ok I will. But is that bearded Male-ania trump on your profile pic?

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep yeah it is 😂

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep at least I’m not into losers like you are

[Perverted_Creep]

Holy shit I guessed it right. I told you they're all trannies and donna trumpina is a woman too.

Do you not think that the CHEMICALS IN OUR WATER are avoidable? It's all done deliberately.

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep she’s not a tranny it’s called photo shop.

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep you probably like the chemicals in the water

[Perverted_Creep]

It's photoshopped of course he got rid of the natural beard. But the reason it matches well is because the bone structure is that of a genetic male. Which is impossible to 100.0 percent feminized to undetectability for a tranny radar.

It's not chemicals in the water. Its "CHEMICALS IN THE WATER". got it? "DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT?"

"TURN, THE FRICKIN, FROGS, GAY!"

[Summeroflove]

@Perverted_Creep dude. It was a thing that turned celebrities into people. It looked kind of like me but decided to change my image.

[TenderFantasy]

Falling testosterone and sperm levels are related to the quality of the food and the toxins and pollutants in the environment, so maybe! However, I think it's more to do with age, health, financial status, etc. than just testosterone levels and whatnot.

[TenderFantasy]

Thanks for the positive emoji!

[Exterminatore]

Is women’s fertility declining also? Is the little testosterone women have also decreasing? What about their estrogen? Shouldn’t the things you mentioned affect women in about the same way?

[Rainbow_Warming]

I get it I think very different from most readers. The way i phrase things keeps being misunderstood. My focus was the testosterone levels itself, and of course there is no question that the average testosterone levels are plummeting. Diseases argetting normalized.

Isn't it obvious that poor health / low testosterone = higher stress and crappier relationships?
People talk about money all the time, and I always said that health is way more important than money. Still the majority of people are totally careless about their health it seems, or at least too uninformed.

[TenderFantasy]

@Exterminatore When women age, they usually have hormonal imbalances (unless they take measures to prevent it, or help balance it again). Why do you think women lose their hair, get harier (as a result of pcos usually or having MORE testosterone in their body vs. the woman hormone, estrogen!)! Then, their uterus lining gets a bit harder (I think) to house a baby! but not by much. Their periods get more irregular around 40's and older (average), but some women experience it sooner due to stress or something. Men go through this too when they age, but not the period stuff obviously, just the erectile dysfunction and hormonal imbalances as well! Women don't need testosterone (I do not think), to get pregnant, but they do need to keep a healthy uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, to get pregnant and have it be succesful. Hormonal levels are very important too!

Source: What I've read in Medical Articles and what I've experienced personally.

[Msputiton]

I would be very interested to know where they are getting this data.

I highly doubt every guy in the world are going and cumming in a cup on a regular basis to have their sperm checked.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Its made up "data" to fearmonger.

[Rainbow_Warming]

@TheSpaceGnome totally 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Good luck.

[Msputiton]

@TheSpaceGnome i know. That's my point. Or such a small sample size it doesn't Even prove anything at all

[TheSpaceGnome]

@msputiton Yup

[EbeneezerGoode]

How do they measure it though? To my knowledge I have never had my fertility or my testosterone levels checked, which would mean I am excluded from the results of any such statistics. There must be others in the same situation.

[Exterminatore]

It may be. All I know is this correlates to almost exactly to when feminism became main stream. I wonder if trying to make men behave like women has any bearing on this.

[genericname85]

i would say no. i would say that plummeting birth rates cause the average age of society become higher and since older people have less testosterone, that's what's causing the average drop in testosterone.

[genericname85]

if you wanna know why birth rates are low in first world countries and high in 3rd world countries, look up the rat utopia experiment. my theory is that abundance and lack of struggle makes societies lose purpose and the will to procreate.

[KrakenAttackin]

Modern women are killing men off literally and figuratively by the bushel, so the decline in fertility makes sense.

[jimmy2]

Well I don't matter to me plus my girlfriend can't get pregnant so it's all good

[suzzieQ]

Pretty sure it's more closely linked to lifestyle than the relationship you're in.

[Subarugirl]

You can't entertain that it could possibly have anything to do with an unhealthy lifestyle?

[Joker_]

yes.