Sperm quality of men more likely to live longer

Copenhagen news: According to the Danish 6 reported a study in Denmark, sperm quality, and recycling ability of the men more likely to live longer.

 
Danish researchers from 1963 to 2001 in Copenhagen between the sperm of some 43,000 registered laboratory Danish men were compared, results showed that sperm per milliliter of 40 million sperm in men, its resistance to disease, from a result of disease deaths per milliliter of semen compared with bodily functions is only 10 million sperm of men above 40%.

 
In addition, the degree of sperm activity is shown another important factor in healthy men, with 75% of the normal and active sperm of men, their risk of death due to illness than those who have only 25% of the normal and active sperm of men with low 54%.

 
University of Southern Denmark to participate in the study researcher Jacobson said, men with low sperm quality is no need for worry about these findings because the study shows only the sperm quality of men more likely to live longer, the higher the sperm quality of life is also often normal.

 
The research results have been published in the new issue of "American Journal of Epidemiology" on