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| 0 | Seriously think about who’s writing the shit you read here. You need to learn to think/judge for yourselves.Lol don't be gullible? You've already swallowed the red pill! | /r/TheRedPill | 14/12/17 02:30 PM |
| 1 | No, Plastics Are Not Lowering Your Testosterone Levels - Real Science Explained InsideFair enough; However, I think the potential impact on human females is still a reason to be concerned, And How it impacts the overall human population, or those who come into contact with it the most may vary from rat models. Granted thats a bit of conjecture on my part | /r/TheRedPill | 09/09/17 01:03 AM |
| 1 | No, Plastics Are Not Lowering Your Testosterone Levels - Real Science Explained InsideThere are many hormone disrupting chemicals in the water supply. It one thing that has given rise to amphibian and fish to abnormal serial development. Here is a paper addressing it's effect on rats: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20562219 The FDA maybe reviewing the regulation, but that doesn't change the science. Same could be said about glyphosate and neonics. We know they are damaging, science shows us, but USDA would rather take impartial data from the mnufactuers | /r/TheRedPill | 08/09/17 11:07 PM |
| 1 | No, Plastics Are Not Lowering Your Testosterone Levels - Real Science Explained InsideTriclosan in many antibacterial soaps, like Dial, has only recently been regulated by the FDA. This chemical is a hormone disruption, and can mimic estrogen in the body. | /r/TheRedPill | 08/09/17 08:42 PM |
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