It is reported that currently, 80% of men's semen is substandard. Qualified sperm should have a sperm density of 60 million per milliliter and a forward moving sperm count of over 60%, with most donors being "beheaded" at this stage.
"Good seeds produce good seedlings, good flowers produce good peaches." 80% of the semen quality is unqualified, and we cannot help but re examine our living environment, lifestyle, and habits.
1. Environmental pollution is the prime culprit
At present, "protecting the environment" has not attracted sufficient attention, leading to our increasingly harsh living environment. For example, even though it is well known that garbage incineration will seriously pollute the environment, some places still burn it correctly; Knowing that waste water is discharged into the river to pollute the water system for personal gain, we still discharge it correctly
The destruction of the environment is self-destruction. 80% of semen quality is unqualified, which is just a signal sent by the human body's autonomous response to environmental pollution.
2. Misuse of drugs is also an important reason
Drugs include two aspects: indiscriminate use of pesticides and drug abuse.
Although the indiscriminate use of pesticides has been curbed, the amount of pesticides used cannot be ignored. Some varieties of vegetables require several doses of pesticides per week to inhibit the growth of pests. How does this ensure the health of the consumer?
In terms of drug abuse, the human body begins to abuse drugs at an early age and cannot guarantee the quality of its sperm after adulthood. Is there any guarantee for the physical health of the next generation?
3. Bad personal habits
In today's society, men have many bad habits, among which smoking and drinking are the most harmful to sperm. Excessive smoking and alcohol abuse can affect sperm activity, leading to decreased sperm quality.