The impact of reproductive toxins on health can vary based on several factors, including the type of toxin, the level of exposure, and the individualâs susceptibility. In general, these toxins can cause:
Reduced Fertility: Toxins can impair the production and function of reproductive cells, such as sperm and ova, leading to difficulties in conceiving. Developmental Toxicity: Exposure during pregnancy can affect the developing fetus, resulting in congenital abnormalities or developmental delays. Hormonal Disruption: Certain toxins can mimic or block the action of hormones, disrupting the delicate balance needed for normal reproductive function.
