| Re: FAT LOWERS SPERM COUNT |
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Group: soc.culture.hmong · Group Profile
Author: PaoPao Date: Jul 24, 2008 22:24
On Jul 25, 10:27 am, yajy...@ gmail.com wrote: > On Jul 24, 1:18 am, Pao dex.hmoob.net> wrote:
>>> Watch your waistline....if you want to father!
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>> Wearing tight briefs has been blamed for reducing sperm count, but men
>> trying to conceive should also watch their waistline, based on a
>> Scottish study. The sperms of 2000 men who were
>> unsuccessful in conceiving were analyzed and found that, compared to
>> men with a healthy BMI (normal weight), obese men had lower levels of
>> seminal fluid and a higher proportion of abnormal sperm.
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>> The researchers suggested testicular overheating due to excessive fat
>> in the pubic area, or altered hormone levels in obese men, might be
>> implicated.
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> My old friend in SAC is fat like a pig but he has many kids. Who
> should I believe?
Your friends have done well.
It only take one good sperm to fertilize an egg - but it takes quite a
few million of sperm to do that. Just imagine, each time, a man
ejaculate over 20 million sperm per milliliter of semen (average 2-6ml
of semen/each ejaculation - so average 40 to 120 millions of sperms)
and if he has on average (global average) of 109 intercourse/year
[the US average is 135/year - and Thailand has the lowest of 64 times/
year] (Source: 1997 Durex Global Sex Survey) - there are a lots of
sperms!!! but how many children? So.. what it also more intrigue to
ponder on is that each one of us here is a TRUE CHAMPION as we had won
the race of a life time - being the one to find the egg among the 100+
of millions other sperm siblings!
Oopp.. let's get back to this thread... What this thread is about is
that IF you are trying hard but still having trouble getting your wife
to fall pregnant and you are fat... AND your wife is OK with no
medical reason for not falling pregnant.. then... you have to consider
this FAT factor as being fat has a lot of negative effects on the body
as well as on the sperm production in term of quantity and quality.
Cheerio...
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