Weight Loss Is Able to Influence Fertility?

Study of Danish men in 1600 shows that a man who has a body too thin or too heavy will have problems with fertility. Dr. KOLD Tina Jensen of the University of Southern Danish discovered that determines the weight of reproductive hormones quality sperm.
According to Dr. Jensen Tina KOLD man with the thin or too fat will smoothly lower sperm content that is not enough to make conception. To conduct research on men in the Danish 1600's, Dr. Jensen Tina using `body mass index (BMI)` to determine the impact of weight and sperm quality.

In some cases, Dr. Jensen noted that men who are too fat or too thin is not enough to produce better sperm when compared with men with normal weight. For example, men who are below or above would have a BMI of 20 million sperm count permilimeter and it is a condition is not normal.

The research team leader Dr. Jensen is published by the journal Fertility & Sterility. According to Dr. Jensen, has so far not known how to memelihari weight remained normal in an effort to look for opportunities to become a father. With weight problems also kesuburanh actually experienced by the women.

Where women who tend to have excessive weight or obesity risk will experience during menstruation abnormalities are closely associated with conception. (mydoc / Tutut)