The jobs linked to higher sperm counts
Fertility, sperm counts and testosterone have been declining precipitately around the world. Recent studies suggest that the type jobs men have and their amount of (strenuous) exercise are major factors. In other words, men who have sedentary jobs and/or don't exercise much have lower levels and men who do have higher.
I've been involved in sports most my life (football in high school and college, wrestling in hs, MMA since a little kid), jog daily and hit the gym three/four times a week. The last I checked I'm awash in testosterone and sperm.* Within a few months after losing my cherry I was a teenage father. Either a testament to my physical health or carelessness, i.e., stupidity.
Any thoughts? Does your experience back this up or not?
* Of course, there a debits for participating in contact sports like football, wrestling MMA: back pains and mobility issues from sports injuries, and problems stemming from concussions: occasional spells of dizziness, loss of balance, memory loss and impotence (ED). I loved every minute in sports but, frankly, I'm glad my son passed up sports, except for youth soccer.
Fertility, sperm counts and testosterone have been declining precipitately around the world. Recent studies suggest that the type jobs men have and their amount of (strenuous) exercise are major factors. In other words, men who have sedentary jobs and/or don't exercise much have lower levels and men who do have higher.
I've been involved in sports most my life (football in high school and college, wrestling in hs, MMA since a little kid), jog daily and hit the gym three/four times a week. The last I checked I'm awash in testosterone and sperm.* Within a few months after losing my cherry I was a teenage father. Either a testament to my physical health or carelessness, i.e., stupidity.
Any thoughts? Does your experience back this up or not?
* Of course, there a debits for participating in contact sports like football, wrestling MMA: back pains and mobility issues from sports injuries, and problems stemming from concussions: occasional spells of dizziness, loss of balance, memory loss and impotence (ED). I loved every minute in sports but, frankly, I'm glad my son passed up sports, except for youth soccer.