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The relationship between ejaculation frequency and semen quality, including potential effects on fertility and conception.
Recent observational and experimental studies show that ejaculation frequency (EF) shifts semen metrics in predictable short-term ways—higher EF tends to lower sperm concentration and total count but ...
A small but persistent body of peer‑reviewed research has examined as part of oral sex, with work ranging from immunological hypotheses about pregnancy outcomes to infectious‑disease and behavioral su...
, especially after the late 40s, but lifestyle choices interact with—and in some cases amplify—that decline; smoking, heavy alcohol use, obesity, poor diet, lack of exercise, sleep disruption, and env...
Clinical evidence that any of the three herbs reliably increases in humans is limited but non‑zero: multiple randomized and controlled trials plus a small pilot trial report increased semen volume wit...
Semen is a bodily fluid made mostly of water with small amounts of sperm, sugars, proteins, minerals and hormones, and while it contains trace nutrients and bioactive molecules, the scientific consens...
Higher ejaculation frequency (EF) tends to lower sperm DNA fragmentation and improve some functional semen parameters without consistently harming motility, while short abstinence before ovulation can...
There is no credible scientific evidence that (i.e., “cum quicker”); the peer‑reviewed literature instead examines —sperm count, motility and morphology—not the timing of orgasm or ejaculation latency...