Does saccharin kill sperm? Does water kill sperm?

No, it's better to do physical protection.

There is no scientific basis to say that saccharin kills sperm, saccharin is 300 500 times sweeter than sucrose, and does not contain calories, but the list of carcinogens published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization is preliminarily sorted out for reference, and saccharin and its salts are in the list of three types of carcinogens. So try not to eat it.

Ejaculation simply refers to a decrease in the amount of sperm excreted for a certain period of time, as long as it stops for a while, it will be fine.

520 This kind of women's cigarette says that spermicidal is mainly because it is cold smoke The cigarette contains mint (it should be mint I'm not particularly sure) Don't be too nervous Spermicidal only refers to the reflection during this period of time Not permanent Don't worry But cold smoke is not very good for men and women After all, it is harmful.

It's not harmful, I also smoke a lot of women's cigarettes, and I often hear people say that smoking a lady's cigarette kills sperm, and drinking Coke also kills sperm.

Just don't make it a habit

This means that some of the ingredients contained in some foods ingested by the human body have a killing or inhibitory effect on sperm cells. The survival rate of sperm cells is reduced, which has a great impact on fertility.

Smoking causes pneumonia, smoking causes cancer, and smoking causes impotence ......It's not like it's just right!

70% of our body mass is water, and most of the cell's cell fluid is water. Sperm cells also contain a lot of water, sperm cells live in an aqueous environment, because the human body has a wonderful regulatory function, the water in the human body can not kill sperm, otherwise human beings can not reproduce, hehe. If spermatocytes are cultured in vitro, if they are simply placed in water, the spermatocytes may be less active due to nutrient deficiency.

If the electrolyte concentration in the water is much smaller than the electrolyte concentration in the sperm cell, then the sperm cell is likely to burst due to water absorption, and the sperm cell will of course die after the burst. As for how long it takes to soak it to explode, it seems that there is no special experiment to study this problem.

Drinking tea will not kill sperm, and reasonable drinking tea is beneficial to the human body, but if it is not reasonable, it will be harmful to the human body.

Women only menstruate

If you're a man, if you're a man.

It's okay to drink Coke

I don't feel like there's any bad effect.

If you don't have a period, go to the hospital for a check-up.

Some women do not menstruate all their lives, but their fertility is still normal.

PS: I don't think this problem is a bit weird.

My classmate also said that the credibility is not great, it is better not to drink, not afraid of 10,000 but just in case, and besides, Coke is not a good thing in the first place, less and more is better.

There is no clear statement about this. So don't put too much faith in some of the things that are said online.

Fake. What a thing. You must know that most of the spokespersons of Coke are men. If there is a spermicidal effect. Pepsi soon collapsed.

Rest assured. It's okay.

However, it is better to drink less caffeine in cola.

Don't drink milk tea for a long time, or plain water is the healthiest.

Carbonated drinks kill ,,, milk tea, I haven't heard of it.

Didn't it make you fall asleep while watching TV?

I've heard the basis for this claim, false.

First of all, I say to you, it is not spermicidal, but too much drinking is harmful to the body, the main ingredients of carbonated drinks include: carbonated water, citric acid and other acidic substances, sugar, spices, some contain caffeine, artificial colors, etc. In addition to sugars, which can replenish the body's energy, inflatable "carbonated drinks" contain almost no nutrients.

Excessive consumption of carbonated beverages, the high phosphorus in them may change the body's calcium-phosphorus ratio. The researchers also found that people who drank carbonated beverages excessively had an approximately 3-fold increased risk of fractures compared to those who did not consume carbonated beverages excessively; The risk of fracture may increase by a factor of 5 when excessive consumption of carbonated beverages is accompanied by strenuous physical activity.

Experts remind that childhood and adolescence are important periods for bone development. During this period, children are very active. If the intake of high phosphorus and low calcium in food is unbalanced, coupled with drinking too many carbonated drinks, it should be paid enough attention.

Because it may not only have a negative impact on bone peak volume, but also may set the stage for osteoporosis in the future.

Therefore, everything must have a "degree". Once this "degree" is exceeded, foods rich in nutrients may also become harmful or superfluous, which is not good for the human body; Secondly, timely supplementation of a certain amount of calcium can also reduce the imbalance of calcium-phosphorus ratio in the body.

Carbonic acid does not kill, but the ingredients in cola are chemicals, not natural, and contain a lot of additives such as flavors, preservatives, etc., which is too much, and the right amount is no problem!

Don't kill....Drink to kill....Drink less carbonated drinks because they will loosen the bones....Children drink less....For example, Coke, Sprite...Wait.