The study highlighted that high-fat diets affect the hypothalamus and subsequently lowers sperm count and testosterone levels
The psychological stress caused by prolonged infertility may lead to the occurrence of sexual dysfunction, which in turn, further increases psychological distress (Creative Commons)
A recent study has highlighted a critical link between obesity and reduced sperm count, focusing on how the brain’s function is involved. The study by researchers at the University of California Riverside could have significant implications for India, where obesity rates are rising. Obesity in males, researchers said, is linked to hypogonadism, a condition marked by low testosterone levels and reduced sperm count.