A shocking study: Those who have consumed marijuana are more capable than those who do not
These experts said that smoking marijuana does not help in enhancing the reproductive ability in men, and there is still much to know about the cause of the drug-effect relationship. However, they were surprised to know that those who smoked the drug, even if it was more than once the fertility rate, which did not do so.
This research by scientists was seen in whether smoking is a significant link to the cannabis of a male sperm. These researchers have measured the number of sperm from there to more than 600 men so that the negative effects of cannabis on the reproductive capacity can be studied. These mountains stopped large scale cultivation and forced them to look beyond the new land, where fertile soil was more abundant.
Some lead researchers said that these results need to be explained with caution and they highlight the health effects of marijuana use and the need to study. These unexpected findings highlight how little we know about marijuana's reproductive health effects, and it is actually about the health effects of marijuana.
This study was published in the journal Human Reproduction, based on 1,143 seminal samples of 662 men between 2000 and 2017. Meanwhile 11 percent said that they still consume medicines. Altogether, 55 percent of men accepted the cannabis at any time in their life, while 44 percent said they were regular users in the past. There were an average of 36 years of age, mostly white and college educated, and there were couples facing reproductive problems who wanted help to conceive.
The people who had never suffered cannabis, their average sperm count were 45.4 million of ml. These results showed that the marijuana smokers had an average sperm concentration of 62.7 million sperm per ml (million ml). How it can benefit the male reproductive system these experts believe that there can be a link between the uses of medium cannabis. Sperm count of 15 million of ml is the "normal" level of the World Health Organization (WHO).
It compared to 12 percent, there is 15 million of ml, which were never used by a joint smoker, and five percent of men who consumed cannabis had less sperm count and could play a role in controlling fertility. These endocrinologist chemical messengers of the brain are excited when they are cannabis in the body.
Another member of the team of experts said that its equally appreciable explanation is that our conclusions can reflect this fact. Higher male testosterone levels are more likely to engage in risk behavior, including smoking marijuana. However, it means that they have more chances to try cannabis. Some researchers say that there are naturally high levels of testosterone in those men who are more likely to engage in risk-taking behavior.
[SOURCE](https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1083398/marijuana-fertility-sperm-count-harvard-study)
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