Wonderful because it's so thorough . Although the news isn't great , it's very thorough , which is great , which is entitled Endocrine Disruptors in water and their effects on the reproductive system . This is a review from 2020 that analyzes water from a bunch of different sources within the world and essentially focuses on a few key components .
But in doing so oftentimes we introduce things to that water that are not good for us . Now , it's very clear that DB PS can cause endocrine disruption in ways that are not good for reproductive health . I did a very long , in fact , 4.5 hour episode on fertility and vitality that was male and female fertility by the way and vitality .
So that's the good news . And we'll get to that in a moment if you are somebody who is interested in whether or not tap water contains things like endocrine disruptors , hormone disruptors that can negatively impact reproductive health in males or females or both . It's a wonderful review .
Now , thyroid hormone has a lot of different roles in brain and body and thyroid hormone is very important for everything from metabolism to levels of energy . When thyroid levels are disrupted , or thyroid receptors are disrupted . It can lead to depression .
Um that again , you can find at Huberman lab dot com that talks about all the biological processes involved in the generation of healthy eggs and sperm and , and um creating a healthy embryos , implantation , embryos and so forth . It's very clear that DB PS have been shown to disrupt ovarian function , spermatogenesis and fertility outcomes even at concentrations of DB PS that are present in drinking water that comes from the tap . Now , does that mean that you shouldn't drink tap water ?
