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Sitting with a laptop on your lap for a long period of time will increase the temperature in the scrotum, which will result in a reduced sperm production.
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Environmental hazards and toxins such as pesticides, lead, paint, radiation, radioactive substances all lower the sperm count.
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30 minutes in a jacuzzi or hot tub can temporarily decrease sperm production according to a study published in 2007.
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Many lubricants will slow down your sperm or even damage it. Even our natural lubricant, saliva is known to damage sperm.
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Phthalates, the chemical found in plastics is found in many shampoos, soaps, deodorants and shaving creams. And the effects are the same.
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The common household chemical bisphenol A (BPA) can lower sperm counts and motility, according to a study in Reproductive Toxicology. Food packaging is a major source of BPA, which can seep into the food. Most food cans are coated with BPA resin, and acidic canned foods are especially risky.
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Abstaining from sex is another way your sperm count will get lowered. Your sperm will change shape and lose motility.
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Too much exercise will lower your sperm count, but indirectly by lowering the testosterone level in your body.
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Drinking alcohol inhibits sperm production and decreases the testosterone levels which reduces the sperm count.
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BPA, a hormone disrupting chemical is found in 40% of receipts. A study published in journal Fertility and Sterility reported that a higher BPA level in men’s urine results in a low sperm count.
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