Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race

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Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race

Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race

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Damian Eadie, Series Producer, said: “Dr Ann Marie had a very big pair of shoes to fill, but has done so with sheer enthusiasm and dedication. A pleasure to work with and a huge talent". Knowing that her leadership is corrupt to the core, intelligence officer Amy Cornwall is forced to give up her identity and work from the shadows. But it's not easy staying hidden when your enemies are elite intelligence operatives.

What is causing this? Authors Shanna Swan, a reproductive and environmental epidemiologist, and Stacey Colino sum it up in a few words. “If it sounds like we’re living in an alphabet soup of evil chemicals, well, we are.” There are many evil chemicals that risk our health and existence, but the worst are endocrine disruptors, a class of chemicals that disrupt hormone function. Chief among these chemicals are phthalates, a key component of plastics. Endocrine disruptors negatively affect our reproductive health which has led to a low fertility among humans, and even a declining interest in sex in general. Human fetuses in the womb are also negatively affected by the endocrine disruptors. And we’re not the only creatures being adversely affected. The horror extends to the fish in the sea, the birds and bees in the air – to every living creature. The status quo has persisted for too long—and it’s endangering the reproductive health and survival of human beings and other species. The time to correct course is overdue and more important now than ever."

In 2005 the same publisher issued Winning Words ( ISBN 0199198748), and in 2009 What Made the Crocodile Cry? 101 questions about the English language ( ISBN 0199574154). Dent's book about dialects, How to Talk Like a Local ( ISBN 1905211791), was published in March 2010. Dent was born in Woking, Surrey. [1] She was educated at the Marist Convent in Ascot, an independent Roman Catholic day school, [3] with a term at Eton College to study for Oxbridge entrance exams. [4] She went on to Somerville College, Oxford for her BA in modern languages, then to Princeton University for her master's degree in German. [5] Career [ edit ] Agent Amy Cornwallexcels at working from the shadows—until a botched field operation reveals dark dealings between her bossesand an informant. And a hidden plot by a terrorist genius that could kill thousands of Americans. Among them: her husband and daughter. An urgent examination of a global problem that requires vastly more attention than it currently receives. After reading the book, I have to say the podcast was much more interesting than the book itself. It was not well written. It was just hard to read with scientific jargon and not-so-interesting stories.

If you're a woman over 30 probably best to skip over the first few chapters and spare yourself the bludgeoning. In Dictionary Corner with Countdown's Susie Dent, the 'dominatrix' of words". Radio Times. 8 November 2016. Unique, exhaustively researched, well-reasoned… Count Down makes a compelling case for changing what we think we know about the future of the human species.” I’m not denying the importance of the information about phthalates and other chemicals on the reproductive health of our own and other species. It’s just that two or three chapters (the length of a well-written feature article) would have served the same purpose. Again, pretty much everything I wrote above I previously read in much more cogently argued articles that are widely available. What was not covered in those articles was the question of whether or not the sudden rise in the number of gender dysphoria cases might be caused by greater exposure to anti-androgenic chemicals or endocrine disrupters (either in utero or prior to puberty). I previously assumed this phenomenon was largely (or even exclusively) the result of social contagion (i.e. teens and young adults pushing boundaries and trying to be popular or relevant). So in all honesty this question was rather intriguing and I was curious to see what the data showed. Sadly, the author spent roughly an eighth of the book speculating without any evidence one way or the other. But rest assured, she made sure to state multiple times that even if toxic chemicals are responsible for gender dysphoria, the rise of gender fluidity is something to be celebrated and embraced. OK. Thanks for that scientific analysis Doc.

From 2003 to 2007, Dent was the author of a series of yearly Language Reports for the Oxford University Press (OUP). The first was simply titled The Language Report, and this was followed by Larpers and Shroomers (2004); Fanboys and Overdogs (2005); The Like, Language Report for Real (2006); and The Language Report: English on the Move 2000 – 2007 (2007). The format of this publication was revised for 2008 as an A–Z collection of new and newly resurrected words. It was published in October 2008 as Words of the Year ( ISBN 9780199551996).

More Live Dates For Gyles Brandreth And Susie Dent Plus West End Residency". Beyond The Joke. 6 July 2022 . Retrieved 10 March 2023. James Pattersonis the world’s bestselling author.Among his creations areAlexCross, the Women’s Murder Club, Michael Bennett, and Maximum Ride.His #1 bestselling nonfiction includes Walk in My Combat Boots,Filthy Rich,and his autobiography, James Patterson by James Patterson.He has collaborated on novels withBill Clintonand Dolly Parton and has won an Edgar Award, nine Emmy Awards, and the National Humanities Medal. Massively disappointing. I’ve had this in my “to read” queue for over a year and was really excited when it was finally available through my library. Unfortunately, this book contains about one lengthy article’s worth of information stretched out to fill a book. Seriously, if you’ve read any credible article on the subject in recent years you already know everything this book can teach you. If on the other hand, you have never even heard of this issue, then this might be a good introduction to the subject.Oppenheimer, Jeni (8 June 2009). "Channel 4's Countdown supplies Susie Dent with 'extra ideas' via earpiece". The Telegraph . Retrieved 25 February 2014. Trash all cleaning products that say "toxic", "hazardous", "danger", or "warning". You do not need deleterious chemicals to clean your floor. CIOL Representation | CIOL (Chartered Institute of Linguists)". ciol.org.uk . Retrieved 13 June 2023. The book does go into great detail - typically in the form of streams of statistics and numbers. I don't know if it's possible to write a book like this without going into statistics, but it became boring and bland; I ended up skipping some of the numbers because, ultimately, it is meaningless to me and doesn't paint a vivid picture of what is actually happening.

The tone of the book is annoying. The whole thing could have been much shorter. I already knew most of the info, but it is still important.Sneddon, Dan (4 July 2022). "Countdown's Susie Dent reflects on 30th anniversary". Yahoo.com . Retrieved 15 March 2023. ednocrine disruptors" и са отговорни поне частично за тревожната тенденция. Проблемът е, че се намират почти навсякъде, основно в пластмасови изделия.



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