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Pollution Causing Infertility
There are new reports of pollution causing infertility in men as young as 20 and 30. A urologist in Behrain, an area saturated with toxins and pollution from the two Gulf wars, has reported seeing a dramatic increase in male infertility. According to an article in Gulf-Daily News.com“, Dr. Arir said “It might be pollution from air, food or water, or it might be radiation, thermal heat or chemical additives in food. This affects fertility.” He went on to say that there was no doubt that Bahrain’s environment was polluted. He said the two Gulf Wars had contaminated the sea and the land and all this has taken its toll on the health of Bahrainis.” Pollution moves folks. You are deluding yourself if you think these toxins will not take their toll in far reaches of the world.
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