Bottled water decreases penis size ?
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Okay, my friend just told me that our IB biology teacher (who happens to be an amazing National Board Certified Teacher now! 
) said that drinking bottled water would decrease one's penis/testicle size. I wuz totally freaked out. Supposedly the plastic in water bottles has estrogen which mixes with the water and when drank causes ur balls/penis to shrink. Do you guys think that this is possible???? 
) said that drinking bottled water would decrease one's penis/testicle size. I wuz totally freaked out. Supposedly the plastic in water bottles has estrogen which mixes with the water and when drank causes ur balls/penis to shrink. Do you guys think that this is possible????
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