Re:Falling sperm counts, declining egg quality, and endocrin...
by teachrdan on Tuesday February 23, 2021 @05:44PM
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Ha, "pretty basic biochem/endocrinology", followed by a link to a 10-year-old study of 43 men which concludes:
"This study found obesity to be associated with poor semen quality and altered reproductive hormonal profile. Weight loss may potentially lead to improvement in semen quality. Whether the improvement is a result of the reduction in body weight per se or improved lifestyles remains unknown."
"This study found obesity to be associated with poor semen quality and altered reproductive hormonal profile. Weight loss may potentially lead to improvement in semen quality. Whether the improvement is a result of the reduction in body weight per se or improved lifestyles remains unknown."