Males eat more celery will inhibit the formation of testosterone, thereby killing sperm, will reduce the number of sperm. It has been reported that doctors abroad have found through experimentation that young men with good health and fertility can consume sperm for a number of days, and the amount of sperm can be reduced to a point where it is difficult to conceive. This situation will resume several months after the food is stopped. normal.
For a long time, people have spread the saying that celery can “help†and improve male sexual function. This argument is actually unscientific: celery not only can not help, but also eat more sperm will kill!
Males eat more celery will inhibit the formation of testosterone, thereby killing sperm, will reduce the number of sperm. It has been reported that doctors abroad have found through experimentation that young men with good health and fertility can consume celery for several consecutive days and the amount of sperm can be reduced to a point where it is difficult to conceive, and this situation can be restored several months after the food is stopped. normal.
Soybean is one of the health foods that people are admiring more and more in recent years. The rich protein contained in it is widely recognized as a high-quality protein required by the body. However, a recent scientific study shows that certain components of soybean can cause a decrease in the number of sperm, which affects the reproductive function of men. Soymilk and soya yoghurt, which many people have consistently promoted, have also become foods that can kill sperm.
Simona Lewis, professor of reproductive medicine and head of the task force at Queen's University Belfast in the United Kingdom, led the study on the relationship between soybean and male reproductive function. Researchers believe that the chemical components contained in soybeans can “simulate†the function of the estradiol estradiol, leading to a decrease in sperm count. Louis said: "The chemical composition contained in soybeans can reduce the number of sperm. This result is very worrying for us. At present, we are preparing to conduct the next study."
Laurie Anderson, another member of the research group, said: "The changes in estradiol levels in men will not only affect the number of sperm, but may also lead to structural abnormalities in the male sex organs such as the epididymis. Over time, it will lead to other diseases, Such as testicular cancer."
It is understood that 1 in 7 couples in the UK have fertility disorders, and 40% of them are caused by male infertility. In fact, as early as April 15, 2003, the British "Daily Mail" reported on the astonishing research results of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, United States: the increasing soybean consumption in the United Kingdom may be caused by the reduction of male reproductive function. And many culprits of male sexual development.
Scientists believe that eating soy during pregnancy or breastfeeding women may endanger the reproductive function of male infants, because some of the chemicals contained in soybeans are very similar to those of estradiol.