Speaker A reports that studies show global declines in men’s testosterone across diverse regions (Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, Western and non-Western countries). They attribute the trend to a mix of causes—ubiquitous environmental chemical toxins found even in food, lifestyle factors, and possibly stress—emphasizing that chemical exposure is widespread enough to affect non-developed countries.
It's affecting even non developed countries because it is about the toxic levels of chemicals. Some of it is lifestyles. As food chemicals are being found more and more, even in food, Studies are showing that globally testosterone levels in men are lower than average across all cultures, whether they're in sub Saharan Africa, whether they're in Europe, whether in western countries or non Western. Are there any ideas of pointing to this? Is it stress levels? Is it toxicity in our environment? So the leading theories are a little bit of everything, because that's why it's affecting even non developed countries, because it is about the toxic levels of chemicals. Those are ubiquitous on the planet now, everywhere. Some of it is lifestyles. As food chemicals are being found more and more, even in food.
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