Synthetic underwear linked to a massive decrease in fertility - Humanity is being attacked

This article is absolutely shocking, it just goes to show the absolute attack on our fertility.

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Health experts have also found that synthetic underwear can affect men’s sperm count. In a study titled, Effect of Different Types of Textile Fabrics on Spermatogenesis, published by Urological Research (1993), researchers determined polyester underwear led to degeneration of the testes and “significant decreases” in the sperm production among male dogs. After removal of the synthetic garments,

“semen character improved.”

While the idea of wrestling animals into underwear might seem humorous, a more serious concern is at play: fertility rates are dropping in Western countries. In the U.S., for example, the fertility rate fell to a record low two years in a row. Playing a part in this decline is the fact that the sperm count of men in Western countries has dropped by more than half (59 percent) since 1973, according to a study in the Human Reproduction Update (2017). Scientists began noticing sperm counts were declining in 1992.

“Decreasing sperm count has been of great concern since it was first reported twenty-five years ago,” the study’s co-author Shanna H. Swan told Gizmodo. “This definitive study shows, for the first time, that this decline is strong and continuing. The fact that the decline is seen in Western countries strongly suggests that chemicals in commerce are playing a causal role in this trend.”

It may be coincidence, but men’s underwear fabric has changed considerably since the 1990s. A June 2018 research article titled A Review of Men’s Underwear Styles and Its Various Fabrics from the National Institute of Fashion Technology in India points out that cotton was “the only fabric used in making the underneath apparel for a very long time. However, the last couple of decades has seen a plethora of options in this category.” The paper goes on to discuss the synthetic fibers that have grown within the category, including nylon, rayon and polyester.

This was an excerpt from an article that can be found at: https://sourcingjournal.com/topics/lifestyle-monitor/underwear-health-113797/