Just for you to know.....
A new study, published in the journal Dermatologica Sinica, makes the
claim that men who lose their hair circa age 30, generally have a lower sperm
count. The study sought to look into a very popular urban legend, that bald men
are very virile.
What the study found, though, was a correlation in the opposite
direction. Doctors carried out a series of tests on men with an average age of 31
and with normal to mild hair loss and moderate to severe hair loss.
They found that men with moderate to severe hair loss had significantly
lower sperm counts than those in the normal to mild group, with 20% less volume. Researchers believe hormonal changes associated with the hair loss might
have something to do with the body producing less semen.
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