The Fertility Crisis: Are You at Risk?

Men are on track to no longer be able to have children by 2045.

The fertility rate is declining fast.

Right now it’s 2.8% and declining 1% each year…

Which means it’s on track to reach 0% before 2045.

The same trend applies to women as well.

The cause is clear:

Widespread hormone disruption from modern chemicals.

Both men and women are facing hormone disruption caused by chemicals in our environment.

• Phthalates, found in plastics, lower sperm count and disrupt female cycles.

• BPA, in plastics, mess with hormone receptors.

• PFAS, in cosmetic products, reduce fertility in women.

These chemicals are everywhere…

So what to do about it?

Use these three hacks.

1) Clean Up Your Personal Care Products

The average woman applies products with 500 chemicals before leaving the house.

Isn’t that insane?

Shampoo, deodorant, makeup—each loaded with hormone-disrupting chemicals like phthalates, parabens, and BPA.

Purge them.

Replace them with safer, natural alternatives to protect your health.

2) Cook With Stainless Steel or Cast Iron

Non-stick pans leach “forever chemicals” into your food, disrupting hormones.

Choose stainless steel or cast iron to cook safely.

3) Store Food in Glass Containers & Filter Your Water

Plastic containers release millions of plastic particles into your food. 30% of U.S.

Tap water contains “forever chemicals.”

Switch to glass containers and filter your water to avoid these dangers.

Or simply put…

Live like your grandparents.

Your grandparents didn’t face these challenges.

Why?

Their environment was clean.

Ours can be too, but with extra effort and intention.

Remember, a little goes a long way.

Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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