Experts point out that malnutrition is one of the causes of male infertility.Every man has the habit of picky food and partial eclipse. It is unknown that these bad living habits will have a certain impact on everyone's health.Patching or partial eclipse can cause the nutrition of the human body to be unbalanced, which is often called malnutrition. If you do not have a regular dietary habit in time, it will also cause male infertility.
What adverse factors can cause male infertility?
1. Tobacco and alcohol are the most fierce poison.Long -term tobacco and alcohol life not only hurt the body, but also the fertility of men also cause problems due to this bad living habit.
2. Partial eclipse, lack of nutrition and excess nutrition can also affect fertility.Each food has its own unique nutrition. Vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements in the diet are inseparable from male sperm function and sperm activity.If men's partial eclipse or picky eaters will cause nutritional disorders in the body, resulting in decreased essence and decreased sperm activity, and finally male infertility is formed.
3. Some foods are lethargic and strong to sperm, such as celery, coriander, kale, fried food, etc., which causes the number and quality of male sperm for long -term consumption.
4. Seafood can improve male sexual function, but cannot be eaten for a long time.More and more modern factories have caused a lot of environmental pollution. For example, the inflow of sewage that has not been treated will form water pollution, and the fish and shrimp in the river or the processed seafood may have certain toxins. If people often take itIt must be harmful to the body.Seafood products that eat mercury for a long time will not only affect sperm activity and quantity, but also cause diet poisoning.
The above content is the relevant introduction of experts for malnutrition caused by malnutrition. I hope to bring some help to everyone.At the same time, experts remind everyone to develop a good eating habits, avoid picky food and partial eclipse.
(Editor in charge: Internship Zhang Yiwen)
