Metal toxicity is causing Homosexuality and reproductive issues in animals. Aluminum exposure can negatively impact testosterone In mice studies. Similarities to laboratory animals can help researchers understand important biological and physiological processes in humans. We are exposed to metals daily and injected with them in preventative medicine. Why are they refusing to make the connection?

”Low levels of mercury in the diet of male white ibises cause the birds to mate with each other rather than with females. As a result many of the females can’t breed, and fewer chicks are produced.“

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19784-mercury-poisoning-makes-male-birds-homosexual/

“Heavy metals are ubiquitous environmental toxicants that seriously affect human and animal health [[1], [2], [3]]. In industry, the toxicity generated by heavy metals is one of the most significant health issues [4]. Heavy metal poisoning has a variety of effects on the body, most notably the male reproductive system“
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002432052400050X

Men have been having significant declines over the years in testosterone levels. https://www.healio.com/news/endocrinology/20120325/generational-decline-in-testosterone-levels-observed

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  1. The first article says there was no connection found in humans.

    The other two are more about testosterone and sperm count, not sexual preference.

  2. Not just heavy metals but also plastic since it has estrogen qualities. Items that also have estrogen qualities are thermal paper for receipts, pharmaceuticals, and birth control. God know there’s way too many of these in our water systems.

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