5 Technology is Torturing Sperm and Male Genital

Usually technology created to facilitate all the needs of man. However, some technologies would be troublesome men to fertilize his partner, because the sperm and the reproductive system can be damaged by it. What technology?

Some types of technology that is believed to be tortured men by damaging sperm and genitals are as follows, as summarized detikHealth, Tuesday (11/06/2012).

1. WiFi signal

A study in Argentina which was published in the journal Fertility and Sterility shows, WiFi signals have the effect of damaging the sperm. When placed near a WiFi network, 24 percent of the sample of sperm eventually die in 4 hours while other samples were placed at a greater distance is only 14 percent were dead.

2. cell phone radiation

Although still controversial, the research at Queen's University shows that the electromagnetic radiation emitted from mobile phones can interfere with the process of sperm maturation. In fact not only when used for telephony, in the stand-by position though radiation can increase the risk of infertility by 30 percent.

3. Engine vibration

A man in California, Henry Wolf or priaprism permanent erection since 2010 because of too long drive with his BMW motorcycle. Engine vibration is too strong suspected as a trigger.

Although still controversial, engine vibration is believed to relate to the ability of an erection. The results of research in Japan, for example, forklift engine vibration actually increase the risk of impotence for the industrial workers.

4. heat laptop

The habit of assuming the laptop turns very bad for men. For example, a young couple in the UK, Scott Reed (30) and Laura Reed (30) which always fail to have children in the first months of marriage. After review, it was revealed that Scott assuming the laptop has a habit of roasting sperm to fertilize curly so it can not mate.

5. nonstick skillet

Some types of non-stick pan made ​​with perfluoroalkyl acids as a mix upholstery. A study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives shows, these materials can reduce sperm production in men by 50 percent.

source:  health.detik