00:00:00.000Greetings, Laddingtons. I have stumbled upon this highly interesting news item and I thought to show an interesting graph so you get a better understanding of exactly why the sperm count or the testosterone of modern men have declined over all these years.
00:00:21.360Because I have mentioned that in a few of my recent videos that men are not as testosteroneous now as they were back in the day. So I'm going to start reading.
00:00:33.060Sperm count zero. A strange thing has happened to men over the past few decades. We've become increasingly infertile. So much so that within a generation we may lose the ability to reproduce entirely.
00:00:47.620What's causing this mysterious drop in sperm counts? And is there any way to reverse it before it's too late?
00:00:56.860I'm going to scroll down here a bit. Obviously for our purposes I've talked more about testosterone but this is highly linked with each other.
00:01:05.440Also speaking about linked, I will link this particular article below so you can read it in its entirety.
00:01:11.920I mainly wanted to show you this particular graph. So we can see here mean total sperm count in millions and it started very high in the 1970s.
00:01:28.780And then fast forward to 2010. We have a bit lower to say at least.
00:01:34.960And then on the other side we have global plastics production. Millions of metric tons. And that goes in the opposite direction.
00:01:46.580So we can see that there is a correlation between plastics productions and a reduce in sperm count.
00:01:55.040And for our purposes a reduction in testosterone.
00:01:59.460So we can read a bit more in the article.
00:02:03.620I met Anna Maria Andersson, a biologist whose research has focused on declining testosterone levels.