The Scientific Research of Coffee Coffee and male ability

Today's headline is sensational, but it's also a topic that has long been controversial. As early as the 17th century, in 1635, the German traveler Adam. When Adam Olerius traveled to Persia (present-day Iran) to record coffee, he put forward the argument that "coffee causes sexual coldness". But at the same time, in 1627, the English explorer Thomas Thomas Herber arrived.

When coffee was popular in Europe, a female-led "coffee boycott movement" broke out in London in 1674. Women organized and wrote to the king asking for orders to close cafes. One of the reasons was that coffee harmed their husbands and made them impotent early. Although the Continental "coffee boycott" died out thirty years later, in the early eighteenth century, as women began to enter coffee shops to enjoy coffee, this theory has always been controversial!

In the twentieth century, science developed, and scientific research reports came out one after another, finally clearing coffee. Fabio de la Paolo, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, at the International Fertility Symposium, 2003, American Fertility Society Professor Fabio Pasqualotto presented the results of a study showing that drinking coffee improves male fertility. His research report in the study of coffee and sperm relationship, will receive 750 experimental men divided into three groups a day to drink coffee 1-3 cups, 3-6 cups and 6 cups, and then compare their sperm concentration, swimming ability and hormone content, the results found that men who drink coffee than men who do not drink coffee, their sperm mobility is large, so drinking coffee not only does not affect fertility, but also enhances sperm mobility, he called on men who want children "drink more coffee!"

Brazilian scientists at the same time also showed that caffeine increased sperm swimming speed in semen studies of ligated men. A few days ago, another study showed that caffeine can prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease!

One of the most famous people to prove that drinking coffee helps to be productive is Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Bach is a complete coffee fan, not only drink himself, but also persuade his relatives, friends, disciples and fans to drink, he even created a "coffee drama", sing coffee delicious! Bach created thousands of works in his life, and there were more than 800 works handed down alone! And in his 39 years of marriage, he gave birth to a total of 20 children, an average of one every two years! It was all thanks to coffee that he was so energetic.

Think about it, for the happiness of his wife, male friends or drink a few cups of coffee!