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As Nigerian Fertility experts began consultation on ethics in Assisted Reproduction Technique, the high rate of infertility among Nigerian men has been linked to high consumption of chemically grown and processed foods. In an interview with journalists during a Public Discussion on Ethics in Invitro Fertilisation, IVF, practice in Nigeria, the President Association for Fertility and Reproductive Health, AFRH, Dr. Faye Iketubosin , who traced the problem on the food chain said these foods have been causing harm to both to both men and female....See More...

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So we all starve to death? . There are many things we can't totally avoid these days. From electromagnetic radiations, GMO crops etc. My advice is take enough naturally grown fruits and vegetables as possible.

BeingFrank:
So we all starve to death? . There are many things we can't totally avoid these days. From electromagnetic radiations, GMO crops etc. My advice is take enough naturally grown fruits and vegetables as possible.

Me chop anything chopable biko. No time to think weather e balance or na processed.

MssIndependent:
Me chop anything chopable biko. No time to think weather e balance or na processed.

But even if it doesn't affect you kind off base on the article, be watchful dear about what goes into your system. It applies to both sex. Even if it doesn't lead to infetility in females, your weight ad body physiology should also be considered.

BeingFrank:
So we all starve to death? . There are many things we can't totally avoid these days. From electromagnetic radiations, GMO crops etc. My advice is take enough naturally grown fruits and vegetables as possible.

You are right! But that doesn't mean we should throw away cautiousness.