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Chemical products a threat to fertility?
[24 March 2009 - 09h05]
[mis à jour le 25 March 2009 à 10h26]
[mis à jour le 25 March 2009 à 10h26]
Exposure to PFCs (perfluoride compounds) could affect female fertility.
PFCs are used in the packaging of foodstuffs, the manufacture of pesticides, textiles and other domestic items, so they form an integral part of our everyday life.
Now, for the first time, a direct link has been established between the use of PFCs and hormonal disorders, which is disturbing to say the least.
Source : Human Reproduction, 29 janvier 2009
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