Sperm counts worldwide have plunged 62% in under 50 years: study

disagree, diet plays a huge role in metabolic disease, but feel free to eat your high carb seed oil diet if that is what you think is healthy, I think it is what is causing metabolic diseases, playing a major role in it anyways

you may think a calorie is just a calorie, but it's not that simple

now, movement is beneficial as well, circulation, burning up some of those 'extra' toxic carbs, etc.....

 

Many dissenting, non CT doctors and scientists predicted that 2 years ago. Sherry Tenpenny is but one of those.

I know one young woman who while pregnant took the shot (early 20s) and had a miscarriage. So far she has apparently been unable to conceive during these last 18 months.

 

What isn't?

 

Mandating vaccines wouldnt be profit driven ...unless there were some sort of CONSPIRACY

 

Cell phones in front Pockets should be researched.

 

The US companies that were mandating vaccines weren't profiting from it, as far as I'm aware. Pretty sure they weren't conspiring to harm anyone, either. Just conspiring to save lives.

 

~ They did that long ago ...

 

If you have a problem with these 'stereotypes', you have a problem with the 20thC research, not me.

Meantime, there are men in thrall to their females in a way which emasculates them. And no, it's nothing like the same thing as a strong female partner. That you're not aware of this makes me think you might be one, Sascha. Other men know exactly what I'm talking about, and FYI so do women - even the ones who emasculate their men. Especially them, actually.

 

Diet has very little to do with. And you can't fix it with diet, either. That's a cheat, and your body knows it. Keto will turn on you eventually, and it won't be pretty. You can't cheat the system.

 

My daughter has a friend who said her periods have been irregular ever since getting the vaccine. She said she was always very regular before the vaccine.

 

How tragic. I hope she can one day conceive and carry a child.

 

92% of all statistics are made up

Oh bs too. You sound like you think every man who doesn't swill beer at the Trump Rally while beating his wife over the head with a Buffalo Wing is a mincing fairy. I've been known to actually ask my lady companion's preference on the wine before we ordered and she didn't have to cut my balls off one little bit to do so.

 

~ I agree. Pre-diabetes, "adult onset " diabetes in children is an epidemic in the West — especially USA . Many do not realize that carbohydrates are SUGAR — regardless of type — with the exception of fiber.
Unfortunately many succumb to food industry marketing, convenient processed/packaged food, fast-food cafes etc. Home cooking is becoming too infrequent.

 

Yeh. I've hear alot of similar stories.
Watch "Died Suddenly." On rumble


They talk about how babies are having heart attacks and dying in their mother's womb.

 

A UHC system which is why it pays to dig into the sites they have set up. Qld Health spent millions setting up universal guides for maternity care
https://www.health.qld.gov.au/qcg/publications

Because even the government is allergic to being sued they are based on “best practice” which is where we have research that is collated and evaluated to choose the pathway of care with the best overall outcomes

UK has the NICE Guidelines
https://www.nice.org.uk/about/what-we-do/our-programmes/nice-guidance/nice-guidelines

Then there are the independents like the Cochrane Database and BMJ as well as a host of others

 

Intrauterine death has always been a thing - even before we climbed down from the trees. Sometimes it is genetic abnormality, sometimes placental rupture or failure, sometimes it is a “knot” in the cord and sometimes it is just misfortune

Every foetal demise beyond viability should be autopsied - or at least they are here. Or do you believe that every Coroner in every country with these laws is “in on the conspiracy”

 

And you do NOT believe there is a link to levels of BPA?

 

And has she been tested for ovarian cancer? Do you know female patients in ICU do not have “periods” due to the stress on the body?

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/menstruation-amenorrhoea

 

disagree, diet plays a bigger role then you think... a calorie is not just a calorie... how our food effects are hormones plays a huge role as well

would eat low carb most of the time, but best to keep the body dual fuel capable, no need to 100% remove all carbs from the diet, just do not snack on carbs all day or eat them to excess all the time, occasionally fast to put the body in a state or autophagy, clean up old cells, proteins and such

exercise is good for many things regarding our health... but you can't out-exercise a bad diet....

 

I do avoid BPA, but I think excessive carbs and heavily processed seed oils are the biggest contributors to metabolic disease right now

 

The Endocrine societies are all ringing alarm bells about EDCs

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7830729/

BPA is stored within fat cells

 

oh, I agree BPA is bad, why I avoid it.... I am just saying excessive carbs and seed oils are a much bigger issue for most

 

It is multi factorial but there is also increasing concern around BPA. It also explains those people who are NOT obese but still quite bad type 2 diabetics. It might also go a long way to explaining the rise of diabetes in places like India and Thailand

 

India cooks with a lot of seed oil now too, part of the issue

this heavily processed seed oil has been marketed as heart healthy vegetable oil for some time now, but imo it is toxic

 

Have you got research though

Palm oil I bet is deadlier