Plastic and Male Fertility
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Plastic and Male Fertility
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Microplastics are no longer only an environmental concern. They have been detected in human blood, organs, reproductive tissues—and now, in the male reproductive system.
In Episode 8 of Beyond Plastic, Dr. Elie Haddad examines the emerging science connecting micro- and nanoplastic exposure with male reproductive health. We explore their presence in human testicular tissue and semen, what experimental research suggests about effects on sperm quality, testosterone, oxidative stress, inflammation, and the blood-testis barrier, and how these findings intersect with the striking global decline in sperm counts over the past several decades.
The science is still evolving, and many questions remain unanswered. But the evidence raises an increasingly important question: could the plastic environment we created be affecting our ability to reproduce?
Beyond Plastic — where science meets consciousness.