Human fertility is in freefall.

Sperm counts have dropped over 60% in 45 years, and the rate of decline is accelerating.

The cause is in your home, your food and your skincare.

The chemicals in your food, home and skincare are disrupting human health. This site explains how and what to do about it.

How Exposed Are You?

Most chemical exposure happens through everyday habits we have never thought to question. This two minute quiz analyses your daily routine across food, skincare, cooking and your home to show you exactly where your highest risks are.

10 questions. Completely anonymous. Your results include personalised guidance and links to the most relevant sections of this site for your specific exposure profile.

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FERTILITY

The Sperm Count Crisis

45 years of data. What the numbers mean. What to do if you are planning a family.

100M 75M 50M 25M WHO min 1973 1985 1995 2005 2015 2018 101M 49M 51% drop in 45 years in sperm concentration. Total sperm count down 62%.

Levine et al., Human Reproduction Update 2017 and 2023. Data covers 1973 to 2018.

Sperm concentration declined 51%. Total sperm count, which also factors in ejaculate volume, declined 62%. Both figures are from the same Levine 2023 study. The 16M threshold is the WHO 2021 official lower reference limit for sperm concentration. The 40M boundary is based on published research showing the chance of conceiving naturally decreases progressively below this level and is not a formal WHO classification. Speak to your GP if you have concerns.

🟢 STRONG

40M+

Conception generally straightforward

🟡 WATCH

16 to 40M

Possible but may take longer. Average today is 49M and falling.

🔴 SEEK HELP

Below 16M

Low sperm count. Medical advice recommended.

WHAT IS DRIVING IT

Phthalates in plastics and fragrance. Block testosterone.

PFAS in cookware, packaging and water. Persist for years.

Pesticides in non-organic produce. Linked to lower counts.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Reducing chemical exposure is the lifestyle change with the strongest evidence behind it.

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