Coffee healthy living knowledge Coffee and male ability

Today's title is sensational, but it is also a controversial topic for a long time. As early as the 17 th century, in 1635, the German traveler Adam. When Adam Olerius visited Persia (now Iran) to record coffee, he put forward the argument that "coffee leads to sexual coldness". But during the same period in 1627, the British explorer Thomas. Thomas Herber explored Persia, but emphasized the magical aphrodisiac effect of coffee in his travels.

When coffee became popular in Europe, a female-led "coffee boycott" broke out in London, England in 1674. The women organized themselves and wrote to the king, demanding that the cafe be closed. One of the reasons was that coffee would harm their husbands, make them impotent early and become as energetic as eunuchs. Although this "coffee boycott" in continental Europe came to an end 30 years later, at the beginning of the 18th century, as women began to enter cafes to enjoy coffee, this view has always been controversial.

With the development of science in the 20th century, a series of scientific research reports finally cleared the coffee. Fabio, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, at the International Fertility Symposium held by the American Fertility Association in 2003. Professor Pasgurato (Fabio Pasqualotto) presented the results of a study showing that drinking coffee can improve male fertility. In his research report, in studying the relationship between coffee and sperm, 750 men were divided into three groups: drinking 1-3 cups, 3-6 cups and 6 cups of coffee a day, and then comparing their sperm concentration, swimming ability and hormone content. The results showed that men who drank coffee had greater sperm motility than those who did not drink coffee, so drinking coffee not only did not affect reproductive ability, but also enhanced sperm motility. He called on men who want to have children to "drink more coffee".

At the same time, Brazilian scientists have also shown that caffeine can increase the swimming speed of spermatozoa when they do semen studies on ligated men. A few days ago, another study pointed out that caffeine can prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease.

In fact, long ago, there was a celebrity who could best prove that drinking coffee can help "prolific": Bach, the father of music (Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750). Bach is a real coffee fan. He not only drinks by himself, but also persuades his relatives, friends and disciples to drink it. He even creates a "coffee drama", chanting the taste of coffee! Bach created thousands of works in his life, and more than 800 works have been handed down alone. And in his 39 years of marriage, he has had a total of 20 children, an average of one every two years! All thanks to the blessing of drinking coffee, let him so "energetic".

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