Men who often drink milk tea should not drink milk tea. Long term intake of trans fatty acids not only increases the incidence rate of cardiovascular diseases and tumors, but also increases the impact on reproductive health.
On the other hand, it affects the quality of sperm and egg cells, increasing the risk of infertility and fetal malformations. On the other hand, trans fatty acids can affect the synthesis of sex hormones, which can lead to menstrual irregularities and sexual dysfunction, increasing the probability of infertility.
Relatively speaking, sperm production is relatively active, and the impact of trans fatty acids such as milk tea on men in the short term is obvious, which may affect their sperm motility in the short term. For women, a long-term process is required, and oocytes are greatly affected by long-term chronic damage factors such as radiation and drugs.
In addition to milk tea, foods with high trans fatty acid content include instant oatmeal, cream cake, bread (especially those with high butter and butter content), pastry, potato chips, etc. It is best for couples of childbearing age to eat less of these foods. Milk tea is not tea, in fact, the pearl milk tea that people drink on the street contains milk and does not contain tea. These milk teas are mostly made from substitutes such as milk powder and tea powder. Milk powder is not milk powder or milk products, but rather has low levels of theophylline and tea polyphenols, and the resulting beverage cannot be called tea. Compared with real milk, the milk in pearl milk tea lacks calcium, B vitamins, and vitamins a and d, and has a low protein content. The useful nutrients in milk are almost non-existent.
On the contrary, it contains a large amount of sugars, saturated fats, and trans fatty acids. The most important spermicidal component in milk tea is the use of a large amount of lactose, and the main component of lactose, hydrogenated vegetable oil, is a trans fatty acid that can reduce male hormone secretion, inhibit sperm vitality, and have a negative impact on sperm activity. So, men who want to have children should keep a distance from milk tea.