There is a lot of folk saying that excessive libido can lead to "exhaustion of sperm and death". Is the sperm in a man really limited? In fact, regardless of whether the "death of the soul" will occur or not, excessive indulgence is inherently a form of self harm. Do not indulge in joy in the pursuit of temporary cheerfulness, otherwise it will only leave a curse on your health.
A netizen is asking this question: Do men really "die of exhaustion"? So I asked experts to explain and answer questions!
The components of seminal plasma in semen are mainly proteins and various enzymes, as well as inorganic and organic salts containing various chemical elements. These substances can be continuously supplemented by daily food. As long as the nutrition is normal and the body functions normally, they will not be lacking. A normal man discharges only 3-5 milliliters of semen each time, of which seminal plasma accounts for more than 90%. The secretion and supplementation of seminal plasma are very rapid, but the production of sperm takes a long time (the cycle is about 3 months).
Clinical studies have shown that during continuous ejaculation, only the first 1-2 times of semen contain more sperm, while the latter decreases or even does not, that is, only the secretion of prostate fluid and bulbous urethral glands is discharged without sperm. If continuous ejaculation occurs, it is often the pleasure generated by the contraction of the ejaculatory tube, without the discharge of semen. This is a self regulating function of the human body, as well as a self protective function.
Because continuous ejaculation actually no longer produces semen, there is no so-called "sperm exhaustion" in men.
Some people have observed that as long as a normal man is healthy and has a regular diet and rest, after a single ejaculation, most of the semen can be replenished to the normal range within 1-2 days. It is precisely in view of this regularity of supplementation that clinicians often instruct patients who undergo semen analysis to prohibit ejaculation within 3-5 days when sampling semen samples, in order to maintain semen at a normal level and ensure accurate examination results.
Judging from the above, semen does not dry up and normal semen excretion does not result in kidney deficiency. However, it must be pointed out that no one can violate their own laws of physiological activity, as excessive libido can harm the body.