
7 Reasons Why Men’s Health Impacts Fertility
Declining sperm counts in men all over the world have been reported for years. A landmark study published in the journal Human Reproduction Update in 2017 found that sperm counts dropped by more than half over four decades of data. Causes of this decline have not been studied, although some hypothesize that environmental factors, such as endocrine disruptors in plastics, may affect sperm count.
Sperm count is usually the first metric of a man’s fertility, along with motility (ability to swim) and morphology (size and shape). Low sperm counts are often caused by health and lifestyle factors that can be managed, and young men who take better care of their health will often see sperm counts rise. To improve your overall health and fertility, here are 7 factors to look out for:

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