Hmm, I personally think that a wrong, cooked diet deals far greater harm to fertility than anything else.Just look at all those RVAF diet couples who conceived as soon as they switched to such diets. Bear in mind also that such traces of chemicals are so heavily diluted that they likely only affect certain specie whose eggs are particularly thin-skinned on their surface, thus allowing motre absorption. For example, humans have fat-cells to store toxins in to some extent.
Hmm, if I stick to GS's, er, somewhat "strict" sort of rules, I could only accept a relationship with someone who not only had been a RVAF dieter since birth but who had had parents who'd been RVAF since birth. After all, eating cooked foods likely has some nasty epigenetic effects.
At any rate, never trust science unless there are several studies involved etc. 1 study means nothing:- just look at all those hysteria-driven mercury-in-fish stories which turned out to be totally bogus.
