Microplastics, shed by millions of tons of plastic yearly, invade food, water, and bodies. They disrupt hormones, posing threats to reproductive health and fertility.
Studies showed microplastics in all tested human and dog testicles, with higher levels correlating to lower sperm counts. Human placenta samples were also contaminated, raising concerns for fetal development.
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