I have said this for years, that one way to stop depopulate the earth would be through vaccines, food, and toxins floating in the air and it looks like it is working.
A frightening study that has been released shows that male fertility has been cut in half and coupled with the number of babies being aborted in the name of choice, we have a real issue on our hands.
Something must be done to stop this our we are looking at a real Handmaid’s Tale scenario in the future.
A study in human fertility has many wondering if mankind is heading towards a future where childbirth is a rare or even impossible occurrence.
A scenario pictured in the sci-fi film “Children of Men,” the possibility of this nightmare coming true is increasing.
In the dystopian future movie, a child is finally born and must be saved following 18 years of total human infertility and a global depression.
Data compiled by environmental and reproductive epidemiologist Shanna Swan, Ph.D. of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, found the fertility of Western men is rapidly declining.
Taking information from 185 studies involving 42,935 men who provided semen samples from 1973–2011, the study found sperm counts in the West dropped 50% in four decades.
Keep in mind, the most recent data comes from 2011 and the study was released in 2017, so there is no telling what the current numbers are.
If the trend continues, humanity could be in an extinction-level crisis.
According to Dr. Swan, by 2050, a large portion of the global population will need assisted reproductive technology to procreate.
If her calculations are correct, the median sperm count will have reached zero by 2045.
Emphasizing the seriousness of the situation we find ourselves in, Dr. Swan writes, “Of five possible criteria for what makes a species endangered, only one needs to be met; the current state of affairs for humans meets at least three.”
Author of the book, Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race, Swan attributes the falling fertility rates to a barrage of chemicals, among other things.
Alcohol use, smoking, body weight, and a lack of exercise are a few elements negatively affecting human health.
However, Dr. Swan mostly credits endocrine-disrupting chemicals used in everyday products for the drastic drop.
Referring to them as “everywhere chemicals,” she warns the endocrine disruptors found in plastics, cosmetics and pesticides are slowly killing mankind.
“Chemicals in our environment and unhealthy lifestyle practices in our modern world are disrupting our hormonal balance, causing various degrees of reproductive havoc,” she explains.
One endocrine-disrupting chemical making its way into the water supply of many Americans is called Atrazine.
Emily Mullen of Future Human was able to interview Dr. Swan recently to learn more about her research and to find out how we can try to avoid a future where humans cannot reproduce.
During their discussion, the doctor revealed men aren’t the only ones being harmed by the chemicals in our environment.
“There are more and more studies coming out showing that they can also change the levels of hormone in a woman’s body,” she noted. “They can interfere with menstrual function, age at the first menstrual cycle, age at menopause, premature ovarian failure, and so on.”
Sadly, many liberals have been indoctrinated to believe overpopulation is such a large threat that it’s a good thing when people die or don’t have children.
One commenter on Future Human‘s interview with Swan said, “This is GREAT news and NOTHING should be done to ‘solve it.’ Earth is already over-populated.”
“Good news,” another left-wing nihilist wrote. “Anything that lowers human populations will help deflect us from impending societal collapse. We have overpopulated ourselves to a dystopian degree and trashed a planet in the process.”
Dr. Swan did end on a positive note by mentioning the fact that entrenched in our environment and bodies can be eliminated in future generations if exposure to the toxic chemicals is halted.
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