The Fertility Expert: Delaying Having Kids Is Impacting Your Future Children & Reducing Your Chances Of Parenthood By 90%! Masturbation Reduces Cancer Risk!
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and me to understand. The average age of the father has gone up about three and a half years. And with that, the chance of problems with the child also can increase, then that pregnancy becomes a lot riskier. And this is why. Dr. Michael Eisenberg is an expert in male sexual function and fertility, who's helping us to learn the truth about optimal sexual health. If you just look at all the data, sperm counts are declining, but low sperm counts and low testosterone could have devastating effects. For example, men with lower semen quality have a higher risk of death. Wow. There's a lot of really interesting questions that need to be answered. Okay, let's get into that. Is there any evidence that the chemicals in our environment are impacting our sperm count and our testosterone levels? Yes. It's a chemical that's in a lot of creams and lotions that we use, and then there's a chemical that's used in the manufacture of plastic, and that could have pretty devastating effects, and so Don't drink out of plastic water balls. What about hair loss? Couldn't figure out if low testosterone or high testosterone causes a receding hairline. Most men are not gonna like this, but it turns out that If I'm sat down all day, is that gonna have an impact on my sperm power. There are studies that do support that. I would say take breaks, stand out to try and air out the area. What can I do to give myself the best possible chance? I'm increasing my fitidity. So there's a lot that we can do. And usually we start with
And then erectile dysfunction. Hundreds of millions of men all over the world have trouble with erections. But as long as you have a penis, we can always make it hard. For example, we can teach men to give themselves Ooh, I just got shiver down my body. But it probably works eighty to ninety percent of the time. To Michael Eisenberg. Why do you do what you do and what you do?
It's a pleasure to be here. Certainly an honor. Um I kinda see myself as a researcher and advocate for men's health, men's reproductive health, sexual health. And so You know, I think when I see patients in clinic, that's what I'm trying to do to try and understand where they're coming from, any issues they have and find out ways that we can you know work and improve them together. And certainly from my research perspective I always wanna
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