Discover the Link Between Semen Quality and Lifespan
A recent study in Danish men reveals that better semen quality is associated with a longer lifespan. Dr. Niels Jørgensen and his team at Copenhagen University Hospital analyzed data from over 78,000 men and found that those with higher motile sperm counts lived 2-3 years longer than those with lower counts.
The study, published in Human Reproduction, suggests that semen quality could be an indicator of men's general health and longevity. Factors such as oxidative stress may play a role in this association, highlighting the importance of overall health and lifestyle.
Future research aims to explore whether semen quality can predict specific health conditions, offering a potential opportunity for early detection and intervention.
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