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Semen Facts How Much You Know About These
Tadpoles? Facts About Semen Believe it or not,
its not uncommon for men of all ages to
experience a significant knowledge gap when it
comes to understanding the mechanics of their
bodys natural processes. One of the most
commonly misunderstood elements of the male
experience is the reproductive cycle. Although
its common knowledge that many of our bodys
processes produce easily observed results, the
specifics behind these outcomes may be less
transparent. For example, almost all men
understand that an ejaculation of semen during
unprotected sexual intercourse can lead to egg
fertilization and, consequently, pregnancy, but
the process through which semen develops this
reproductive capacity and the journey taken by
the sperm to successfully fertilize a female egg
may be less clear. Who would have thought that
there so many interesting facts about semen to
know?
Weve designed this guide as a thorough
introductory overview to sperm and semen.
Individuals reading this piece will gain further
knowledge into the processes that result in
sperm generation as well as those which actively
contribute to the quality (i.e. sperm volume,
sperm count) of sperm in an individual. The
information presented here should be used in
conjunction with further examination by a medical
professional if a reader experiences physical
symptoms that they believe may be signs of a
larger medical problem. For those who find it
difficult to discuss problems related to semen,
sperm, sexual health or sexual performance, a
certified sex therapist may be able to provide
much needed peace of mind through non-invasive,
non-confrontational dialogue with the afflicted
individual. We hope you enjoy this guide! Semen
Big Questions Although this may seem like a
slightly odd beginning to a discussion on
semen, one of the most commonly thought (yet,
for obvious reasons, infrequently discussed)
issues related to semen is What does it taste
like? Theres a common misconception that semen
tastes bad. That being said, this qualitative
statement does not accurately express the
attributes behind the flavor of this biological
fluid. Believe it or not, semen actually tastes
mildly sweet. Depending upon an individuals
current physiological framework, the actual
sweetness of their semen can differ widely. In
fact, certain foods have been proven to
dramatically alter the flavor of semen in men of
all ages. On a nutritional level, it has been
proven that one tablespoon of semen carries with
it approximately 20 calories. That being said, as
semen is not typically consumed
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for nutritional purposes, this information may
not be overly relevant for the majority of
individuals. Lesser Known Facts Believe it or
not, semen contains both zinc and calcium. Both
zinc and calcium have been proven to help
reduce the onset of tooth decay in both men and
women. Typically, individuals increase their
zinc and calcium levels through the use of
enhancement supplements, which can be found at a
variety of pharmacies and natural health stores.
Obviously, its unlikely that an individual will
use semen as a preventative measure against tooth
decay. That being said, this remain an
interesting, undiscovered element of knowledge
related to semen for individuals around the
world. Allergic Reactions It is believed that
roughly 5 of women around the world are, on some
level, allergic to semen. This allergy can
manifest itself in a variety of ways, some which
are remarkably mild. That being said, women with
more significant allergic reactions to semen may
find their health adversely affected if they
come into contact with this fluid. History Altho
ugh its common knowledge that sexual intercourse
produces children, the actual discovery of
semen did not occur until well into the 17th
century. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, a Dutch
scientist, is credited with the first official
discovery of sperm in 1677. This discovery
served as a pioneering step forward in studies
related to reproductive health. Without
Leeuwenhoeks efforts, the development of many of
our more popular reproductive treatment
therapies used today would have been delayed
considerably. Leeuwenhoek is also credited with
discovering and researching a variety of other
significant items, including muscular fibers,
cell vacuoles and bacteria. Misconceptions Due
to the sensitive nature of reproductive health,
a variety of misconceptions have been developed
solely out of ignorance caused by a marked lack
of informed discussion on the part of both
common individuals and scientific researchers.
Although the link between increased testosterone
levels and increased sperm production is firmly
established, many individuals believe that the
pitch of a mans voice can serve as an effective
indicator of sperm levels within his body.
Although this is, in fact, a true statement, the
associations typically derived during discussion
are often proven to be false. When comparing men
with low-pitched voices to those with
high-pitched voices, studies have shown that
higher pitches are more closely associated with
increased sperm count than those with deeper
voices. Although we often associated deep,
resonant voices with an increase in virility or
masculinity, the biological truth shows a
remarkably different story. Although the
information presented here may only shed light on
specific elements of a much larger picture, men
who are interested in learning more about their
own bodies are encouraged to discuss their
particular physiology with a medical
professional. Through a thorough and careful
assessment of an individuals reproductive
health, it becomes easier to assess the validity
and credibility of a variety of potential future
hazards that affect the reproductive health of
men around the world. Its important to note
that many of our misconceptions and commonly
believed truths related to sperm may lead us
into situations with potentially adverse health
consequences. Before entering into a sexual
relationship with another individual, men should
ensure that they are fully informed as to the
appropriate and responsible methods for ensuring
that fertilization does not occur unless
intended. Just because a process is natural
doesnt meant that there arent negative health
consequences associated with it! Remaining
informed and educated is
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the best possible strategy for those who are in a
situation in which their sexual health will play
an active and decisive role. Good luck! Many
people are familiar with the fact that sperms are
produced and stored in the males testes. They
have a tadpole like appearance and were first
discovered in1677 by a Dutch microscope. For
fertilization to occur in a woman, only one sperm
out of millions ejected by a man is required to
reach the ova. Semen Content In a typical
ejaculation, 60 of the ejaculate consists of
seminal plasma, 25 is prostrate fluids, and 10
is Sperms. The remaining 5 is just mucus. A
typical teaspoon of an average human ejaculate
can contain as many as between 200 and 500
million sperms. Nutritional Facts About
Semen In a serving size of a teaspoon of semen,
there are 20 calories, 6mg of fat, 11mg of
carbohydrates, and 3mg of cholesterol. The
remainder, which is the largest part, is 150mg of
protein. This is based on an average human male
ejaculate. Your Diet Can Affect The Taste of
Your Sperms If you are accustomed to red meat,
dairy products, coffee, garlic and onions, your
sperms may not only taste acidic, but bitter as
well. People who mostly rely on foods with
natural sugars, such as fruits, have sweet
tasting sperms. Average Number of Sperms Per
Ejaculation Between Mammals The rat seems to be
the mammal with the lowest number of sperms per
ejaculation. Surprisingly, it is seconded by the
rabbit with man coming in as the third. The sheep
follows at the fourth position with a sperm
count almost double to that of a man.
Surprisingly, the bull comes at fifth with
around 3 billion sperms per ejaculate.
Shockingly, the pig tops the list with about 8
billion sperm per shot. One may wonder why the
swine has not dominated the world.
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