Average Males Sperm Count Has Dropped Over 30% in 17 Years, page 1


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Topic started on 5-12-2012 @ 10:43 AM by winterkill
www.telegraph.co.uk...

A comprehensive study into the reproductive health of 26,600 men found sperm concentration has decreased by a third since the 1990s.
The findings are so significant experts have warned action must now be taken to avoid significant fertility problems and the average family size decreasing.


Straight up,(no pun intended) There is no way this is accidental. Something has changed in our environment big time.
Tie this to GMO foods and watch no man buy them again.

Thoughts on the cause?
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reply posted on 5-12-2012 @ 10:52 AM by ISeekTruth101
reply to post by winterkill



This is scary stuff!, i feel that the human race has changed a lot in our dietry habits and living conditions, where just not as healthy or strong as we use to be 'back in the day'

I know we supposedly live longer nowaday, life expactancy is up.....

But sperm count going down?!, a doctor told me once that a man's 'Ahem, Ahem' is like the dipstick of the body, if thats ok....then you're in good health!!

This cant be good news AT ALL.


reply posted on 5-12-2012 @ 10:56 AM by eleven44
Start taking MACA ROOT POWDER >> feelgoodtime.net...

Start drinking more water and less soda and beer.

Don't keep your cell phone in your crotch.

Start eating organic foods.

Stop eating processed foods.

Don't wear constricting underwear.

Work out.

Take a daily supplement vitamin. (Or look into multiple different supplements to work with each day. Powders and liquids work best.)

Eat more veggies and fruits.

Think about your health on a daily basis. You will only be as healthy as the food you put into your body.


reply posted on 5-12-2012 @ 11:14 AM by Wertdagf
reply to post by winterkill



Maybe the methods by which we count sperm have changed.

Would our genetics have built in population control mechanisms such as fertility regulation? Is this displayed in any other mammals that reach large populations?

Its sad you are already doomtarding all over this thread.


reply posted on 5-12-2012 @ 11:50 AM by davidchin
reply to post by winterkill



If I read the article correctly, they got their data from INFERTILITY clinics.

That alone should raise suspicion that their data is not necessarily representative of the whole population. I would think that men seeking the services of an infertility clinic and getting tested there are problably already having problems getting their partner pregnant. Otherwise, why would a man be at a fertility clinic except maybe if he needed the money given out for sperm donation?
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