Is it estrogen and other chemicals in food etc now ruining young males looks...?

[Lawton88]

This was a typical high school PE class for Boomers years ago. Crazy the difference in builds and face structure of the average high school kid back then from recent years. A typical male student now would fall right down on those bars. Is it crap in the environment and food destroying test levels in males?

 

[xela2008]

This is not the average high school kid from the past. This highschool focused on physical performance and their facial structures looked normal compared to now.

 

[xela2008]

And that bar excersise is very easy.

 

[Deleted member 139053]

This was a typical high school PE class for Boomers years ago. Crazy the difference in builds and face structure of the average high school kid back then from recent years. A typical male student now would fall right down on those bars. Is it crap in the environment and food destroying test levels in males?

Yes for the title.It makes you shorter aswell

 

[Deleted member 91330]

its not just estrogen, there's a slew of pharmaceutically active compounds which impact biology. I know because I do research on it, and we do not have any filtration methods that effectively remove them.

 

[Lawton88]

And that bar excersise is very easy.

If in good shape but most high school guys now would fall pretty fast with their shit grip strength and being out of shape.

 

[xela2008]

If in good shape but most high school guys now would fall pretty fast with their shit grip strength and being out of shape.

Because no school focuses on physical performance like this school did. You're comparing untrained students to regularly trained students. Anyone can do this after some training.

 

[kwjqxlw99]

its not just estrogen, there's a slew of pharmaceutically active compounds which impact biology. I know because I do research on it, and we do not have any filtration methods that effectively remove them.

Gut microbiota and liver metabolomics reveal the potential mechanism of Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG modulating the liver toxicity caused by polystyrene microplastics in mice - PubMed

Microplastics (MPs) are known to cause liver toxicity as they can spread through the food chain. Most researches on their toxicity have focused on individual organs, neglecting the crucial "gut-liver axis"-a bidirectional communication pathway between the gut and liver. Probiotics have shown...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Kefirmaxxing

 

[Deleted member 130748]

This was a typical high school PE class for Boomers years ago. Crazy the difference in builds and face structure of the average high school kid back then from recent years. A typical male student now would fall right down on those bars. Is it crap in the environment and food destroying test levels in males?

There on a fitness team and they are just lean, in 2025 when everybody is obese they look like the average male lean.

 

[Deleted member 91330]

Gut microbiota and liver metabolomics reveal the potential mechanism of Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG modulating the liver toxicity caused by polystyrene microplastics in mice - PubMed

Microplastics (MPs) are known to cause liver toxicity as they can spread through the food chain. Most researches on their toxicity have focused on individual organs, neglecting the crucial "gut-liver axis"-a bidirectional communication pathway between the gut and liver. Probiotics have shown...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Kefirmaxxing

high key the way

 

[Sadist]

its not just estrogen, there's a slew of pharmaceutically active compounds which impact biology. I know because I do research on it, and we do not have any filtration methods that effectively remove them.

elab pls im very curious on this myself

 

[Deleted member 91330]

elab pls im very curious on this myself

most filtration materials utilize a method called adsorption that stick to whatever theyre trying to filter, and then they react with the compound to neutralize it. One example would be filters with charcoal graphene oxide that neutralize compounds. However neutralization over time reduces the ability of the filter to work since you're reacting it with pollutants, so you have to replace them. The issue is that this is not feasible for large wastewater treatment, and the production of those filters creates hazardous waste, which is what you're trying to reduce in the first place, and they tend to be very energy intensive. So you can get your own charcoal filter or whatever and try to filter your own water, but its just not going to happen soon in city plants.

 

[Deleted member 78797]

its not just estrogen, there's a slew of pharmaceutically active compounds which impact biology. I know because I do research on it, and we do not have any filtration methods that effectively remove them.

tell us more

 

[Deleted member 78797]

most filtration materials utilize a method called adsorption that stick to whatever theyre trying to filter, and then they react with the compound to neutralize it. One example would be filters with charcoal graphene oxide that neutralize compounds. However neutralization over time reduces the ability of the filter to work since you're reacting it with pollutants, so you have to replace them. The issue is that this is not feasible for large wastewater treatment, and the production of those filters creates hazardous waste, which is what you're trying to reduce in the first place, and they tend to be very energy intensive. So you can get your own charcoal filter or whatever and try to filter your own water, but its just not going to happen soon in city plants.

wait mb i didnt see this before saying that

 

[Sadist]

most filtration materials utilize a method called adsorption that stick to whatever theyre trying to filter, and then they react with the compound to neutralize it. One example would be filters with charcoal graphene oxide that neutralize compounds. However neutralization over time reduces the ability of the filter to work since you're reacting it with pollutants, so you have to replace them. The issue is that this is not feasible for large wastewater treatment, and the production of those filters creates hazardous waste, which is what you're trying to reduce in the first place, and they tend to be very energy intensive. So you can get your own charcoal filter or whatever and try to filter your own water, but its just not going to happen soon in city plants.

shit, i see bhai, ty