Human penises are shrinking because of pollution, top scientist claims

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2017 study that looked into the dramatic fall in sperm count among men in Western countries.Dr Swan believes smaller penises and lower sperm count is linked to phthalates, which are types of chemicals found in plastic manufacturing parts and affect how the hormone endocrine is produced.According to her and other experts, these disrupters can be passed on through breast milk and can potentially affect babies when they are in the wombs.These disrupters could also reportedly lead to all types of issues, such as lower IQs, premature birth, lower testosterone levels, and smaller penises.She wrote: "Babies are now entering the world already contaminated with chemicals because of the substances they absorb in the womb."Speaking to The Intercept,.