Dr. Joseph Mercola - Take Control of Your Health Protecting Your Fertility: A Guide to Reducing Glyphosate Exposure
Apr 22, 2025
Glyphosate exposure poses serious risks to reproductive health, causing hormone imbalances and lasting damage to both females and males. Research highlights its role in disrupting estrogen and testosterone levels, adversely affecting fertility potential. The chemical’s genetic impact can extend to future generations, leading to inherited fertility issues. Practical strategies include avoiding glyphosate-contaminated foods, filtering water, and nurturing gut health to counteract its harmful effects.
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Glyphosate's Hidden Impact
- Glyphosate exposure, even at safe levels, disrupts hormones and damages reproductive organs permanently.
- It accumulates in the body and is found in most people including pregnant women and children.
Hormonal Disruption Mimics PCOS
- Glyphosate reduces estrogen and follicle-stimulating hormone but raises testosterone and progesterone.
- This hormonal imbalance can mimic polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and damage ovarian follicles permanently.
Generational Fertility Damage
- Glyphosate exposure during pregnancy changes gene expression in offspring's uterus across generations.
- These epigenetic changes lower fertility even in descendants never directly exposed.