Flame-Retardant Exposure May Harm Fertility

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Flame-Retardant Exposure May Harm Fertility

Women with higher blood levels of flame retardants known as pbdes, found in household objects, took about twice as long to become pregnant as those with lower blood levels, according to a new study.

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BPA and Fertility Problems - Bisphenol A Affects Sperm and Egg Fertility - The Daily Green

thedailygreen.com — “BPA, or Bisphenol A, exposure may harm both male and female fertility, causing problems with egg viability, low sperm count and low sperm motility and quality.” View full resource at thedailygreen.com

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2 human studies link #BPA exposure to #fertility problems, in both men and women http://bit.ly/gcOaDq

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Fertility Help - Avoid Flame Retardants | Natural Fertility Prescription

natural-fertility-prescription.com — “Need fertility help? Doing everything right & still not pregnant? Toxic chemicals lurking in your home & work may harm your fertility. This advice may help..” View full resource at natural-fertility-prescription.com