Half of the male sperm count in 50 years

(1)Studies have shown that the number of sperm of men around the world has decreased by about 50 in the past 50 years due to pesticides in food
(2)According to CNN on the 15th, Melissa Perry, dean of the School of Public Health at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, said, “There can be a number of factors, but we believe that pesticides such as organic phosphate and N-methyl carbamate remain in the food we eat are strongly linked to a decrease in sperm count.”
(3)On the other hand, another study pointed to frequent mobile phone use as the cause of the decrease in sperm count
(4)Even in the experimental group who answered that they use mobile phones regularly, the likelihood of exhibiting sperm concentrations lower than the World Health Organization’s WHO standard increased by 30
(5)The researchers who published the study said, “If you don’t put your phone around your lower body, the effect on sperm will be reduced.”
(6)It’s not useful at all
(7)I didn’t write the comments