BPA

Because bisphenol-A, which is found in many home products, is an industrial chemical, it has the potential to affect how your body's hormones, including the hormones related to your reproductive system. According to research, infertile women had greater blood levels of BPA than fertile women, which may lower the effectiveness of reproductive treatments. An irregular menstrual cycle, changes to the reproductive system, and hormonal changes could all play a role in the reason.

Although scientists are currently investigating how BPA might impact fertility, it is recommended to stay away from it if you're trying to conceive: Prefer goods kept in a glass jar rather than a can, choose fresh or frozen foods over packaged foods, etc. Use glass water bottles in place of plastic ones and store leftovers instead of using plastic containers (particularly #7 plastics).