Pesticides, Chemical Castration & Testosterone!

by Avery
(New York)

Pesticides, Chemical Castration & Testosterone!

Hi Mark,

Should I be spending more on organic produce and meat, or is that not a worry?

Thanks

Let me ask you this, Avery...

What do you think would happen if you were to take 100 male frogs and expose them all to the common herbicide, Atrazine?

Here's something for starters...

75 out of the 100 would become completely sterile.

In other words, they would lose the ability to reproduce or father children, entirely.

All would suffer potent decreases in testosterone and sperm production.

And 10 of these poor creatures would do something truly astounding...

They'd turn into females!

Yup, you heard me right...male frogs transformed into female frogs.

Chemical castration on steroids, if you will.

Something to think about before shoveling that non organic veggie into your mouth.

This information was compiled by several University of California, Berkeley, biologists.

According to these researchers, if you were to take the frogs that did NOT become sterile, and release them into the wild, they still would not be successful at reproduction.

Why?

Because wild frogs with normal levels of testosterone would obliterate them.

These "normal animals" would be more aggressive, persistent, creative, muscular, strong, intelligent, and resourceful.

In other words, the Low T males simply wouldn't be able to compete with animals operating with optimal levels of testosterone.

Now, you may be saying to yourself, this chemical has probably been banned in the US or is rarely used, right?

Nope, Atrazine is one of the most widely used herbicides here on planet earth.

But even if it wasn't, that's not the point here...

The point is, the chemicals you come into contact with on a daily basis, can have a profound impact on your hormones, your manhood, and your masculinity.

Remember, Atrazine is only one tiny example, and if I were motivated, I could easily come up with 500 more.

Here's the bottom line...

You need to work hard to keep these chemical agents out of your life.

How?

• Buy organic foods


• Use natural, chemical free personal care products


• Avoid exposure to paints, perfumes, and other chemicals whenever possible.