Why CANADA imports immigrants – because of MARIJUANA legalization in 2019 – THANK YOU MORON TRUDEAU
While the national fertility rate in Canada has dropped to an all-time low, primarily driven by factors such as higher maternal age, economic pressures, increased education, and the cost of living, emerging research suggests that cannabis use may be a contributing factor for some individuals.(stats of Canada)
- Impact on Male Fertility: Frequent marijuana use (more than once per week) has been associated with up to a 29% reduction in sperm count and concentration. It can also negatively affect sperm motility (movement) and morphology (shape), making it harder to conceive.
- Impact on Female Fertility: Studies indicate that cannabis may cause menstrual cycle irregularities and delay or prevent ovulation. Some research has suggested that women who use marijuana may have lower oocyte (egg) yields during fertility treatments and a higher probability of pregnancy loss.
- Contradictory Evidence: Although some studies point to negative effects, other research has shown that marijuana use does not significantly impact the time to pregnancy for many couples.
- Medical Consensus: Canadian fertility specialists generally advise that couples struggling to conceive should avoid marijuana, as it may negatively impact reproductive health
