Naira Marley Observes as Oxford University Study Links ‘So@py’ to Improved Sperm Quality

New research from Oxford suggests that male mast¥rbation may have a biological benefit by flushing out damaged, stored sperm.

Unlike women, who are born with a fixed number of eggs that age over time, men produce sp£rm continuously from puberty. However, sperm stored in the reproductive tract before ejaculation can deteriorate in quality.

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The study analyzed data from 115 published studies involving nearly 55,000 men. It found that prolonged abstinence reduces sp£rm motility and viability, and increases DNA damage.

The main causes are oxidative stress, which physically harms sp£rm, and energy depletion, as sp£rm run out of fuel over time.Current World Health Organization guidelines recommend abstaining for two to seven days before providing a sperm sample for fertility treatments.

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However, the research suggests that shorter periods may improve sp£rm quality, with ejaculating within 48 hours shown to enhance IVF outcomes.AC

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