The Air You Breathe Can Affect Your Hormones

18 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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Aaron Hartman, MD explains how air pollution affects your hormones and fertility. Inhaled particles like PM2.5 and gases like nitrogen oxides cross into your bloodstream through your lungs. Mexico City's PM2.5 readings hit the hundreds, while Arizona averages around 24.

Questions this video answers

About 24 (speaker said 'the PM2.5 there was like 24').

Mexico City (speaker said 'Some cities over in Asia, Mexico City, for example, have PM2.5 levels in the hundreds').

Diesel (speaker said 'the biggest source of black carbon, is actually diesel').

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