Cycling may affect men’s sperm

　　The latest European research shows that long-term cycling may damage the male sperm quality, thereby affecting male fertility.

　　The British "Daily Telegraph" reported on June 29 that researchers published the above research results at the recent European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology conference held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The continuous heat from outdoor sports and the friction between the human body and the bicycle seat during cycling are two major factors that damage sperm quality.

　　The study, which focused on triathletes, found that less than one in 10 of the athletes surveyed had normal sperm. Among those surveyed, who cycled an average of 290 kilometers a week, fewer than 4 in 100 sperm were normal.

　　Diana, a professor from the Medical University of Córdoba in Spain? Bamond believes that the longer and more intensely people cycle, the greater the impact on sperm quality may be, and that this damage is very difficult to recover from.

　　Balmond therefore suggested that if people want to ensure that sperm quality is not affected while exercising, they should improve training methods and intensity as soon as possible; or they can use sperm freezing technology to save a batch before choosing to engage in high-intensity cycling. healthy Sperm for future fertility needs.