Are Men Wearing Skinny Jeans Good?
The decline in sperm quality and vitality has become a common male disease in today's society. The consequences of male sperm problems are extremely serious. However, when treating it, it is important to choose the correct method and not to resort to quackery. Let's take a look at how traditional Chinese medicine treats the decline in sperm quality.
Does wearing skinny jeans affect sperm quality?
Skinny jeans can compress the male reproductive organs and affect the normal development of the testes. The lack of breathability and heat dissipation caused by this can be very detrimental to the survival of sperm.
The decline in sperm quality in men is often due to lifestyle details
1. Consumption of nitrite-containing food preservatives, etc. Long-term consumption of certain foods with nitrite-containing food preservatives or sulfonamide food dyes, as well as cottonseed oil, can also lead to a decrease in sperm quantity and quality.
2. Excessive heat exposure. Frequent sauna baths, hot baths, and other high water temperatures are not conducive to the growth of sperm, often resulting in a sharp decrease in sperm quantity or excessive "dead sperm". Additionally, placing a laptop on the lap can cause overheating of the testes, resulting in even fewer sperm.
3. Zinc and selenium deficiency in diet. Trace element zinc can promote sperm motility, prevent premature disintegration of sperm, and facilitate the combination with eggs. It can be seen that zinc has a significant impact on fertility. Selenium is also an essential trace element in the human body, almost entirely derived from food.
4. Long-term cycling. Men who enjoy cycling should be extra cautious as it may damage some of their sperm. In addition, research suggests that various diseases such as varicocele can also affect sperm quantity. Infections, especially sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, can also decrease sperm vitality.
5. Medications that can affect sperm. Sedatives, sleeping pills, anticancer drugs, hormones, and other medications can hinder sperm growth. Therefore, men should try to avoid prolonged and excessive exposure to these harmful substances.
6. Poor living environment. Industrial chemicals, heavy metals, including X-ray exposure, can severely affect sperm growth.
