The chemical Bisphenol A (BPA), is a chemical widely used in packaging, especially plastics, such as in water bottles. It has been found, based upon a European sample, that this chemical was in the urine of 92 percent of the sample of adults from 11 European countries. Given the homogeneity of consumer lifestyles now, we can predict that the same findings would occur if Australians were tested, and perhaps even more, with Australian high consumption patterns. BPA has numerous ill-effects attributed to it, including effects upon the brain, heart and reproductive system. BPA is one of many hormone-disrupting chemicals, and today, people are subjected to a massive onslaught of these chemicals.
It is hypothesised that these hormone-disrupting chemicals are behind the massive drop in male sperm quantity and quality, and may be one cause of the decline of manhood seen right across the West, as male testosterone levels crash, and men cease to be men: