Post Date December, 02 2023
Some men casually use female cosmetics when caring for their skin. Some of these cosmetics developed specifically for women contain certain amounts of estrogen, and long-term use can harm male reproductive health. Although there is no consensus on this conclusion, there is an undeniable fact that men who use mobile phones for a long time do have lower reproductive abilities than men who do not use them.
Food packaging:
German reproductive scientists have found that the decrease in the number of male sperm worldwide may be related to a chemical called phthalates. It is widely used in hundreds of products such as toys, food packaging, vinyl flooring, wallpaper, cleaner, lubricant, nail polish, hair spray, soap, shampoo, inner coating of food cans, recyclable milk and mineral water bottles.
Candlelight Dinner:
Candles, especially scented candles, can release harmful particles such as lead and mercury, which hinder testicular synthesis of testosterone and sperm.
Fast food:
Fast food foods contain a lot of soy products, and long-term consumption in large quantities can reveal the effects of some estrogen, leading to male reproductive problems.
Do not like drinking water:
Although scientists have not fully understood how water scarcity specifically affects male reproductive health, facts show that men who drink water are more fertile.
Overeating:
Scientists in Atlanta, USA, have found that when men overeat, the quality of their sperm can be impaired.
Likes drinking coffee:
Coffee can also damage male sperm and make them inactive, so scientists recommend that men drink coffee in moderation.
Favorite seafood:
The ocean is polluted by industry, so seafood contains too much mercury, a chemical harmful to reproduction.
Smoking and drinking:
Research shows that men who regularly smoke are three times more likely to be infertile than men who never smoke; Patients with chronic alcoholism may experience testicular atrophy, leading to decreased semen quality.
Bubble oxygen bar:
Inhalation of oxygen in excess of physiological needs by healthy individuals, especially men of reproductive age, can affect the metabolism of testicles and sperm cells.
Sauna:
Sperm must be kept at a constant temperature of 34 to 35 ℃ for normal development, and the temperature in a sauna room is significantly higher than this standard.
Frequently wear tight pants:
Tight pants such as jeans can cause testicular temperature to rise, limit blood circulation at the scrotum, and bring resistance to sperm production and survival.
Cosmetics:
Some men casually use female cosmetics when caring for their skin. Some of these cosmetics developed specifically for women contain certain amounts of estrogen, and long-term use can harm male reproductive health.
Frequent use of mobile phones:
Although there is no consensus on this conclusion, there is an undeniable fact that men who use mobile phones for a long time do have lower reproductive abilities than men who do not use them.
Laptop:
The heat emitted by laptops during work can inhibit sperm production.
Driving:
Driving for more than two hours continuously can be enough to damage a man's sperm quality.
Noise:
In recent years, some experts have proposed that there are chemicals in the environment that can affect the endocrine function of the human body like hormones, and noise is one of them.
Traffic pollution:
Car exhaust contains a large amount of harmful substances. Prolonged human exposure not only affects reproductive health, but also may increase the incidence of diseases such as tumors.
