The infertility specialists involved in the research discovered that people who lived in more industrialized areas had more incidence of male infertility problems like poor sperm quality.
After measuring toxins present in the breast milk of these women, those who lived in industrialized areas had absorbed much higher levels of pollution, which is where the connection was made.
Mothers absorb the environmental toxins, and they get passed on to baby during pregnancy and through breast feeding. Unfortunately for boys, these might cause damage to the testicles, and in turn, cause infertility problems in the future.
To learn more, read the full article: Is Environmental Pollution Causing Male Infertility?
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