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Tags: Sexual Health, Men's Health, Sperm, Fertility

With millions of sperm vying to fertilize an egg you would think that pregnancy would be a sure thing all of the time. But it is not. Only about 50 to 70% of sperm is even viable. Here are some suggestions to protect your fertility:

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  • Watch out for toxins – household chemicals and substances may reduce quality and quantity of sperm
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  • Avoid tobacco and limit alcohol
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  • Shun recreational drugs
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  • Skip the Sauna
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  • Head for the shower – skip the bath
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  • Get off your duff – move
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  • Avoid testosterone supplements
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  • Check your scripts – prescription medications can affect fertility

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    Source: MayoClinic.com

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