Even man boobs???

@JackPedigo Man boobs are the work of Satan.

@Sgt_Spanky Man boobs are the work of man.

@JackPedigo and too many cheeseburgers

@Sgt_Spanky Maybe, even tRump has them and has to wear a boob girdle.

Unfortunately, people need to educate themselves and programs like this help.

Obesity was a big part of the program. But obesity doesn't affect breast milk. There are a lot of factors that are changing our bodies and it is getting scary. I sometimes think Mother Nature is trying to tell us something.

I don't see us changing, I see us being changed from the modern world and all it's chemicals. I just read an extensive report about the plight of the Orca's in our area (Southern residence) as compared to those from further North. The ones in the north are thriving because the waters are not polluted as the ones in my area. Again, chemicals.

@Gurahl I am an eco-warrior because I care and I also look to clear and science proven facts. Sorry, I don't buy the usual "media" propaganda unless of course, it's from Faux non-news.

@Gurahl
I think you may be confusing the contents of one or two papers with scientific community consensus. The latter only comes about after a given result has been replicated and thoroughly verified with dozens or hundreds of independent studies. This process has, by the way, roundly confirmed that humans are having a tremendously negative impact on the level of biodiversity on the planet. We are the prime cause of ongoing mass extinction through over-fishing, poaching, habitat destruction (urban development, desertification, and deforestation), pollution, eutrophication, biomagnification, and global warming. What each if us does individually is relatively insignificant, but now there are 7.5 billion of us and we are simply too numerous to NOT affect our environment. At least not doing business as usual. We will certainly have to change how we do things. And the sooner the better. If not, we can kiss this civilization, and most species on Earth, goodby.

@Gurahl
By the tenor of your writing it sounds to me like you would do well to take a college-level course on ecology. Obviously I cannot provide that to you here, but I can leave you with this general rule of thumb: you cannot change just one thing in an ecosystem. Everything is interconnected, and changing one thing leads to other, often unforseen consequences. Pull the wrong thread and the whole tapestry could unravel. In ecology that means eliminating a keystone species leads to wholesale collapse of the ecosystem.

It's true that a mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs left many unfilled niches that were later filled by mammals. Were it not for this our species probably would not have had the ecological space to evolve. However, if it is your own species that is going extinct, that obviously does not help you. We cannot just shrug off another mass extinction as a non-event. It matters. And it can and should be avoided. To anything less than our level best would be deeply immoral.