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“00:02:00 - BPA in plastic bottles is a potential endocrine disruptor. Study. 00:02:30 - BPA has diverse effects on human health, including endocrine, reproductive, and transgenerational epigenetic effects.”

“Other non-communicable diseases have increased, as well, including male reproductive birth defects, autism spectrum disorder, asthma, and type 2 diabetes. A recent commentary highlights the role that manufactured chemicals—many of which have not been assessed for their health effects on children—play in driving the uptick in these diseases and calls for legislation to safeguard children's health.”

“##Creatine and Male Fertility "There is currently no evidence that creatine harms male fertility. In fact, early research suggests it may support sperm health by enhancing mitochondrial function and cellular energy production—two key factors in male reproductive performance."”

“Resolving these inconsistencies presents a conundrum to the research community. Solutions might lie in simply ensuring that future studies utilize consistent, equivocal study designs, and in so doing, can elucidate the full potential of vitamin C in benefiting human health.”

“The findings presented in this review suggest that intense aerobic exercise promotes increases in testosterone levels, ultimately influencing reproductive and musculoskeletal health. Learn about other beneficial health effects of aerobic exercise in our overview article Link to full publication.”

“Dr. Epel's research centers on the mechanisms of healthy aging and the associations between stress, telomere length, addiction, eating, and metabolic health. She and her colleagues are currently collaborating in clinical trials investigating the effects of self-regulation and mindfulness training on cellular aging, weight, diet, and glucose control.”

“For example, estrogen helps maintain healthy blood lipid levels, reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease, and promotes bone health. Findings from a recent study suggest that estrogen protects against age-related cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.”

“Evidence suggests that taxifolin exerts antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anticancer properties. This study's findings suggest that taxifolin, a flavonoid compound found in commonly consumed foods, may improve reproductive health.”

“Although it plays important roles in male reproductive maturation and health, evidence suggests it affects other aspects of human health, including bone and muscle physiology, brain function, and others.”

“Exposure to PFAS has been linked to various health issues, including increased cholesterol levels, changes in liver function, and impaired immune function. Some studies suggest a potential association between PFAS exposure and increased risks of certain cancers and reproductive problems Read full publication.”