
Dr. Shanna Swan joins Miesha Tate for a real conversation about the impact of environmental toxins, particularly plastics and endocrine disruptors, on reproductive health and fertility. Dr. Swan, an award-winning scientist with over 200 published papers, shares her expertise on how chemicals like phthalates and BPA affect hormone systems, fetal development, and sperm quality. The discussion covers practical steps listeners can take to reduce exposure, from avoiding plastic containers to choosing safer personal care products. They also explore the broader implications for fertility, pregnancy, and overall health.Connect with Miesha Tate IG: /mieshatate X: https://x.com/mieshatate FB: /mieshatatefanpage Website: https://mieshatate.com/Connect with Built for Growth Podcast IG: /builtforgrowthpodcast FB: /61567354560939Chapter Markers 03:14 – Dr. Swan's Background & Research Focus 11:29 – Reducing Exposure to Environmental Toxins 17:52 – Understanding Endocrine Disruptors 26:18 – Impact on Fetal Development 39:42 – Decline in Sperm Count & Quality 56:39 – Practical Tips for Reducing Exposure 63:22 – Simple Changes for a Healthier Lifestyle#BuiltForGrowthPodcast #MieshaTate #DrShannaSwan #EnvironmentalToxins #Fertility #ReproductiveHealth #Plastics #EndocrineDisruptors
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