American scientists have discovered that some chemicals actually make some men’s penises and women’s clitoris smaller! Moreover, these chemicals are present in our daily lives!

The shape of the genital bones changed, and the male penis and the female clitoris became smaller. American scientist Christian Soni was surprised to find that a chemical pesticide called OHCs had a significant impact on human genitals. Soon, he published the news in the latest issue of the magazine "American Environmental Science and Technology" in September.

As early as 2005, scientists discovered 10 environmental factors that reduced male sperm count by 40% in 50 years; now, Christian's findings have left us stunned. Zhang Zhichao, deputy chief physician of the Andrology Center of Peking University First Hospital, told reporters that clinical experts in my country have made similar findings. Nowadays, in countries and regions with a high degree of industrialization, not only high psychological pressure is the "killer" of adults' sexual ability, but the external environment will also directly hinder the occurrence of people's sexual desire and the development of sexual ability.

Chemical agents cause toxic reactions in the testicles

Suggestion: Stay away from flowers, fruits and vegetables sprayed with pesticides

According to Science Daily, expert research has found that long-term exposure to pesticides, fungicides, and herbicides, or regular consumption of fruits and vegetables with large amounts of pesticide residues in their peels, will increase estrogen levels in the male reproductive system. High, the testicles and other gonads will gradually produce toxic reactions.

Recently, a study from Yale University in the United States found that the common broad-spectrum pesticide methanol chloride may affect the development of female genitals, thereby affecting their sexual function and fertility. After coming into contact with flowers, plants, fruits and vegetables sprayed with such pesticides, they may also suffer from sexual organ dysfunction.

Drugs affect sexual desire

Suggestion: Do not take health care products or medicines indiscriminately

We are constantly dealing with medicines throughout our lives. With the increase in the types of health care products, traditional Chinese medicine ingredients often appear in our drinks and food unavoidably. However, there are five categories of drugs that can significantly affect people's sexual desire and ability:

First, hormone drugs including estrogen, adrenocortical hormone, and testosterone may not only reduce male sexual desire, but may even cause them to develop serious problems such as ED (erectile dysfunction), ejaculation disorders, and reduced semen volume.

Second, diuretic drugs will cause potassium loss in the body, and the decrease in blood potassium concentration will reduce the sensitivity of muscles and nerves, and relax vascular smooth muscles, which may lead to weakened penile erection.

Third, certain antihypertensive drugs are the most common drugs that affect male sexual function. Among patients taking antihypertensive drugs, 25% may suffer from ED, and some may also suffer from ejaculation disorders.

Fourth, sedative drugs have specific effects on the limbic system of the brain and can directly reduce or enhance sexual desire and sexual function. Drugs such as diazepam have muscle relaxing effects, which can lead to loss of sexual desire and even ED.

Fifth, some psychotropic drugs can paralyze the male seminal vesicle sphincter, reduce ejaculation ability, or cause a decrease in testosterone levels. A survey shows that the incidence of sexual dysfunction caused by thioridazine can be as high as 60%, while the incidence of sexual dysfunction caused by other such drugs is about 25%.

Physical pollution makes the vagina dry and loses sexual interest

Suggestion: Protect yourself when working in a radioactive environment

Physical factors such as rays, ultrasound, microwaves and high temperature will also have a significant impact on people's sexual ability.

Taking radiation as an example, women receiving radiation therapy in their lower abdomen, pelvis and vagina usually affect their ovarian function. Women who work in a radioactively contaminated environment for a long time may experience early menopause and may experience signs and symptoms of menopause, such as vaginal dryness. Sometimes it may also make their vagina become narrower and less elastic. Only with the help of vaginal dilators and lubricants can the discomfort they feel during sex be alleviated.

Likewise, men undergoing radiation therapy, or working in environments with radioactive contamination, may temporarily lose interest in sex.

In addition, long-term work in large computer rooms, working in front of unsealed microwave ovens, radar detection stations, and radio transmission towers may cause endocrine disorders due to contamination by rays and ultrasound. Not only does the quality of male semen decrease, It will also make them less "sexually interested".

Uneven nutrition affects erection and ejaculation

Recommendation: Eat more foods containing vitamin E and protein

Like our immune system, our sexual system also needs the support of a balanced diet, a very important one being zinc. If zinc is lacking, the sex hormones in men and women will be reduced, and the development of sexual organs will be significantly delayed. If the blood contains an appropriate concentration of zinc, penile erection, ejaculation, and the frequency of sexual intercourse will be significantly improved.

Sufficient vitamin E and protein are also important factors in maintaining adult genital lubrication and positive sexual attitudes. Studies have found that vegetarians have less testosterone secretion due to insufficient protein intake in their diet, which will directly affect their sex life in their later years.

In addition, a survey by the "European ED Research Center" in Paris found that among patients with organic ED problems, 53% had long-term smoking habits. As a result, their arteries and blood vessels were severely damaged, resulting in the problem of being unable to have an erection.