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by fredrikholm
1032 days ago
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And correlated with decreased sperm quality and count. Considering the sheer amount of bad health outcomes that are also associated with obesity in general, it's not surprising that it also affects fertility. Question then becomes, if you adjust for obesity, how much has male fertility changed since 80 years ago? |
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(Of course this doesn't fully remove our extremely sedentary lifestyle and highly unnatural food supply either)