A man”s fertility depends on his underwear
The term “fertility” is becoming known to childless men. Unfortunately, it can be diagnosed as spermopenia, prostatitis, infection, genetic or endocrine disorders. Fertility may also depend on the choice of linen.
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An in-depth study on this topic was conducted by Lydia Minguez-Alarcon, a physician at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Men who wear boxers can boast a higher sperm concentration than those who wear tight-fitting briefs.
656 representatives of the stronger sex with normal weight who had not undergone a vasectomy, aged from 18 to 56 years, agreed to take part in the experiment. Volunteers donated sperm, blood and filled out a questionnaire about their underwear preferences over the past three months.
Boxers were preferred by 53%. Physiological indicators in favor of fertilization in these men were higher than in others:
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- Sperm density 25%.
- Sperm density 17%.
- Increase in the number of mature sperm by 33%.
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In addition, those who preferred the right underwear were found to have lower levels of the hormone FSH, a follicle-stimulating secretion that controls the rate of sperm production.
Under normal conditions, hormone levels are at background levels. When a man”s testicles become damaged, for example due to overheating in tight underwear, his sperm count drops and FSH is produced more actively to compensate for the loss.
The conclusion of this study is simple — anyone can change the look of their underwear and increase the reproductive function of their testicles.
It is worth noting that the study was conducted on patients who sought infertility treatment.
