Tom Bilyeu | The Epidemic Nobody Sees Coming: Sexless Men, Population Collapse & Fertility Crisis | Shanna Swan @TomBilyeu | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
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On Today's Episode:
Until now, you probably haven’t associated infertility with the collapse of our global population. From the U.S. to India, to South Korea, Canada, the U.K. and more, fertility rates are reaching critical levels. Humans now meet 3 criterias for being an endangered species.
If that doesn’t have you totally rattled yet, our guest today, Dr. Shanna Swan, epidemiologist best known for research she published in 2017 which set off alarms and caught the attention of major media and scholars around the world, joins Tom to highlight the many factors contributing to a 50% drop in fertility rates, testosterone, and reproductive function.
Shanna’s work quickly became the world’s 26th most referenced scientific paper, and her latest book, Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race, delivers a less than optimistic view of guaranteed economic population collapse.
The information Dr. Shanna shares brings up major concerns for the future of humanity as a species and for our current health.
Chemicals leading to our extinction have some government incentivizing people to have sex and procreate.
- Women’s education and rights to contraception, and urbanization are contributing to women’s lack of interest in birthing 5 and 6 kids.
- Endocrine disrupting chemicals are nearly unavoidable as they’re in what you eat, drink and breathe
- The under masculinization of males is an actual problem impacting their lifespan
- Lifestyle factors are part of this conversation and include obesity, stress, binge drinking, and poor metabolic health
Shanna gives a masterclass on phthalates, a chemical found in plastics that make them softer, helps products be more absorbable, holds scent and color better in everyday products we’re accustomed to using, and she shares a simple poem to help you identify safer recycled plastic options. Looking at the number on your plastic bottles, commit this to memory…
“5,4,1 and 2 all the rest are bad for you.”
Resources Mentioned:
Empty Planet: The Shock of Global Population Decline by Darrell Bricker & John Ibbitson
Consumer Guide to Safer Products: ewg.org/consumer-guides
World bank fertility data: data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN
Check out Dr. Shanna Swan’s books, Count Down: amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1982113669
QUOTES:
“If a couple is infertile, where the man is infertile and his sperm count is low, his health is impacted.”
“Men with low sperm count and men who could not conceive a pregnancy will die younger, they have a shorter life expectancy.”
“The phthalate syndrome in humans is an incomplete masculinization of the male genital tract.”
“This is not an equal opportunity problem, [...] people who are stressed, disadvantaged, socially challenged in various ways are going to be hit much more.”
Follow Dr. Shanna Swan:
Website: shannaswan.com
Instagram: instagram.com/drshannaswan
Twitter: twitter.com/DrShannaSwan
Listen to Impact Theory on Amazon Music: music.amazon.com/podcasts/9e0db1b9-b46c-4e50-a9c5-add34b0ffe00/impact-theory-with-tom-bilyeu?ref=dm_sh_nzgPULGEOD2WFqOCd38MsElYP
On Today's Episode:
Until now, you probably haven’t associated infertility with the collapse of our global population. From the U.S. to India, to South Korea, Canada, the U.K. and more, fertility rates are reaching critical levels. Humans now meet 3 criterias for being an endangered species.
If that doesn’t have you totally rattled yet, our guest today, Dr. Shanna Swan, epidemiologist best known for research she published in 2017 which set off alarms and caught the attention of major media and scholars around the world, joins Tom to highlight the many factors contributing to a 50% drop in fertility rates, testosterone, and reproductive function.
Shanna’s work quickly became the world’s 26th most referenced scientific paper, and her latest book, Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race, delivers a less than optimistic view of guaranteed economic population collapse.
The information Dr. Shanna shares brings up major concerns for the future of humanity as a species and for our current health.
Chemicals leading to our extinction have some government incentivizing people to have sex and procreate.
- Women’s education and rights to contraception, and urbanization are contributing to women’s lack of interest in birthing 5 and 6 kids.
- Endocrine disrupting chemicals are nearly unavoidable as they’re in what you eat, drink and breathe
- The under masculinization of males is an actual problem impacting their lifespan
- Lifestyle factors are part of this conversation and include obesity, stress, binge drinking, and poor metabolic health
Shanna gives a masterclass on phthalates, a chemical found in plastics that make them softer, helps products be more absorbable, holds scent and color better in everyday products we’re accustomed to using, and she shares a simple poem to help you identify safer recycled plastic options. Looking at the number on your plastic bottles, commit this to memory…
“5,4,1 and 2 all the rest are bad for you.”
Resources Mentioned:
Empty Planet: The Shock of Global Population Decline by Darrell Bricker & John Ibbitson
Consumer Guide to Safer Products: ewg.org/consumer-guides
World bank fertility data: data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN
Check out Dr. Shanna Swan’s books, Count Down: amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1982113669
QUOTES:
“If a couple is infertile, where the man is infertile and his sperm count is low, his health is impacted.”
“Men with low sperm count and men who could not conceive a pregnancy will die younger, they have a shorter life expectancy.”
“The phthalate syndrome in humans is an incomplete masculinization of the male genital tract.”
“This is not an equal opportunity problem, [...] people who are stressed, disadvantaged, socially challenged in various ways are going to be hit much more.”
Follow Dr. Shanna Swan:
Website: shannaswan.com
Instagram: instagram.com/drshannaswan
Twitter: twitter.com/DrShannaSwan
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Discover how Codie broke free from small thinking to create a life of wealth and prosperity. She believes that the difference between being broke and being a billionaire is a set of ideas. Through her unique perspective and strategies, she provides an instruction manual for success that you can apply in your own life.
We further unravel Codies gateway to success - a simple idea executed brilliantly, turning boring businesses into gold mines. This is a testament to her belief that everyone can achieve massive success by discarding the unnecessary and focusing on what truly matters.
“I dont acquire money because I want Lamborghinis and fancy things. I do it because I think it is a way to freedom, because it is a tool for power.” -Codie Sanchez
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Codie Sanchez Quotes:
“Money wields more power than you perceive. Hearing that money cant buy happiness often leads to the false narrative that money is evil, worthless, or unworthy of pursuit.
“I dont acquire money because I want Lamborghinis and fancy things. I do it because I think it is a way to freedom, because it is a tool for power.”
“Most people that are blue collar workers, at least in my experience that Ive worked with, they think about personal development a bit like therapy.”
Strive for excellence to an extent that you become impossible to ignore.
“I had to re-navigate and negotiate my language. That was the only way I could change my relationship with money. So it started with being okay with things like personal development, which is totally normal.”
“Do you think you have been investing in small businesses for so long? Small has affected your thinking?”
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“I dont really know how to learn except I get around other people who have more than I do and I just see how they think. And then it opens up this whole aperture”
“I dont know when in todays world we decided that having difficulties in front of you meant that you were meant for less. That is such a false narrative, so I just dont ascribe to it.”
Follow Codie Sanchez:
Website: https://www.codiesanchez.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CodieSanchezCT
Twitter: https://twitter.com/codie_sanchez
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