Phthalates found in plastics linked to a 24 to 34.1 percent drop in testosterone - Researchers found an inverse relationship between phthalate exposure







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Phthalates linked to a 24 to 34.1 percent drop in testosterone [mK0g_-4O-OO]

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Phthalates found in plastics linked to a 24 to 34.1 percent drop in testosterone - Researchers found an inverse relationship between phthalate exposure and testosterone levels at various life stages. In women ages 40-60, for example, increased phthalate concentrations were associated with a 10.8 to 24 percent decline in testosterone levels. Among boys ages 6-12, increased concentrations of metabolites of a phthalate called di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate, or DEHP, was linked to a 24 to 34.1 percent drop in testosterone levels. * “Urinary Phthalate Metabolites are Associated with Decreased Serum Testosterone in Men, Women and Children from NHANES 2011-2012,” was published online - #penis enlargment results #do penis enlargement oil work #batammariba penis enlargement #best male performance enhancer

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