Water intake effect sperm production

Water intake effect sperm production



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Water intake effect sperm production
Posted in 2012

Semen is a fluid so there is inevitably a connection between semen and water intake, but just how much water should a man drink?

What happens if you don’t add enough water to a cake batter? The cake batter will be too thick to pour and the volume will decrease. The same can be said for semen volume. Drinking too little water has the same effect on semen production. If there is not enough water in the body, semen will be thicker and sperm may have trouble swimming.
Aside from basic water intake, reducing alcohol intake can also affect semen production. Alcohol causes dehydration so drinking more alcohol can reduce fertility not because you are producing less sperm but because you are producing less semen and semen quality drops with excessive intake.


My advise
1....  You might have seen your sperm in the form of Liquid.
2....  It must contain needed nutrients with water  which should be mixed with female egg for fertilization.
3....  When water is in your sperm it increase the chances to mix with egg contents
4...   When contents of sperm mixes well egg contents results to successful fertilization.
4...    So drink water and have healthy child

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