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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2026 · 9 MIN

Could everyday plastics be affecting your fertility and overall health?

from The Daily Try · host Hoopsy

In this episode of *The Daily Try*, Lara explores the potential impact of microplastics and nanoplastics on hormones, egg and sperm health, and fertility. Inspired by the documentary *The Plastic Detox*, she shares simple, budget-friendly swaps you can make at home to reduce plastic exposure—starting in the kitchen.Discover why wooden cooking utensils, stainless-steel or cast-iron cookware, and reusable glass or stainless-steel water bottles may be worth considering, plus practical tips for making changes gradually without adding unnecessary financial pressure.Whether you’re trying to conceive, preparing for pregnancy, or simply looking after your long-term health, this episode offers approachable steps to help you feel more informed and empowered on your journey.For more support, check out my ⁠Monthly Fertility Snail Mail letter subscription ⁠BlogsShould you toss your plastic cooking utensils - https://hoopsy.com/should-you-toss-your-plastic-kitchen-utensils/Are plastic bottles harmful https://hoopsy.com/are-plastic-bottles-and-straws-harmful/

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