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Eating chicken may lead to a smaller penis September 15, 2011 by  HYPERLINK /author/mgreger/ \o View all posts by Michael Greger M.D. Michael Greger M.D. in  HYPERLINK /category/news/ \o View all posts in News News with  HYPERLINK /2011/09/15/eating-chicken-may-lead-to-a-smaller-penis/ \l comments \o Comment on Eating chicken may lead to a smaller penis 27 Comments According to the best available science,  HYPERLINK /pubmed\o How (un)important is penis size for women with heterosexual experience? \t _blank three quarters of women find both penis length and girth “somewhat important” or “very important.” What does this have to do with diet? Phthalates. Phthalates are chemical compounds used in a wide range of consumer products, including pesticides, paints, and PVC plastic. The contribution of dietary intake to phthalate exposure, however, was not well defined until a  HYPERLINK /pmc/articles/PMC2920922/pdf/ehp-118-998.pdf \o Dietary Intake Is Associated with Phthalate Body Burden in a Nationally Representative Sample \t _blank landmark study was published last year in the journal of the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Phthalates had been known to affect the genital development of lab rats, but recent human studies have also shown  HYPERLINK /pmc/articles/PMC2920922/pdf/ehp-118-998.pdf \o Dietary Intake Is Associated with Phthalate Body Burden in a Nationally Representative Sampl \t _blank adverse effects on sexual health and development. The most important findings to date have come from the  HYPERLINK /pmc/articles/PMC2775531/pdf/nihms74898.pdf \o Environmental phthalate exposure in relation to reproductive outcomes and other health endpoints in humans \t _blank Study for Future Families, a multicenter study of prenatal clinics in California, Minnesota, and Missouri. It was a simple study. Researchers measured the levels of phthalates flowing through the bodies of pregnant women, and then later measured