Household chemicals can affect male fertility | Chronic

A team of scientists from the University of Nottingham, England, discovered that certain household chemicals likely to be present in the diet affected the fertility of humans and domestic dogs, a published study found in Scientific Reports magazine.

Experts have badyzed declining male fertility with the help of studies showing an overall 50% reduction in sperm quality over the last 80 years.

In recent decades, experts have badyzed declining male fertility with the help of studies showing an overall 50% reduction in sperm quality over the past 80 years. An earlier study by experts in Nottingham showed that sperm quality in domestic dogs had also dropped considerably, raising the question of whether household chemicals used daily could affect this decline.