Pharmaceutical Drugs Found In Water Are Changing The Sex Of Fish [1]

Source: www.trueactivist.com [2] | Original Post Date: April 29, 2015 –

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According to a team of researchers, eggs produced by the female fish exposed to metformin showed signs of male and female morphology.

At present, 382 million people worldwide [4] live with the debilitating diagnosis of diabetes. And with numbers only expected to increase, that means that so too are the prescriptions for the drugs that are commonly used to treat this blood sugar disorder. Although many physicians have had success treating patients through a ‘food as medicine’ approach [5], pharmaceutical drug Metformin is still the most commonly reached-for medication to treat this disease of affluence.