Facts about semen

Facts about semen.
The average fertile man is said to produce 1500 sperm cells a second. When you consider the majority of the world's 3.5billuon male population will be producing the stuff that is a mind boggling amount of sperm. But beyond its biological function are there other aspect of sperm worth knowing about? Absolutely.
What a sperm cell may only measure a diminutive 50 micrometers ( that's 0.05of a millimetre) according to Dr. Andrew Orr, there is lot more to them than meets the eye_not that they are visible.
Fertility expert Dr. Orr says over 60 per cent of fertility issues are related to poor quality sperm and 85%of miscarriage issues are related to a man's swimmers. But moving beyond the downsides he goes on to point out there are lots of benefits to sperm that go beyond having a baby and which they definitely don't teach you at school.

Research has shown women who have unprotected sex or oral sex are less likely to have depression.
Protein in the sexual fluid acts as a hormonal signal to the female brain. This triggers the release of other hormones that signal the ovaries to release an egg.
And for the rest? It's unlikely even these will be able to hang on in there long enough as they are killed by acids, killed by the woman's immune system or get lost in the uterus, in theory they can last for up to five days ,but the odds are stacked against them.
Time to debunk one of the most enduring myths about sperm. On ejaculations inside a woman, a man will release between 300_500 million sperm,which set off on their way, and most of them will die within the hour. Five to ten of these will survive and manage to reach the tubes, but more than half won't survive to stick around .
This is sperm rumour which is apparently true, containing zinc, vitamin C ,prostaglandins, collagen Vitamins, amino acids sperm is apparently the closest thing we have to an elixir of youth. So mush so a, Norwegian company, Bioforskning has synthesised the compounds into a facical cream, the aptly named Spermine can delay the ageing process by up to 20% .But at approximately RS 16000 a pop, youth does not come cheap.