Sperm regeneration is the process of the production and complete maturation of sperm. This process ensures a continuous and abundant supply of sperm for the most important purpose: fertilizing the woman's ovum to create a pregnancy. So, what is the process of sperm regeneration like, and how much sperm is produced? How can sperm health be maintained? All these questions will be answered in this article.

(Semen is primarily just a "medium" for transporting sperm. Not only that, but semen also helps nourish and create favorable conditions for sperm to encounter the egg. Semen consists of many components and different factors, including pH. If this index is too high or too low, it indicates an abnormality in the semen and is not conducive to pregnancy)

Weak sperm is a sign that warns of a decline in male reproductive health, which should be recognized early and treated promptly.

There are many rumors about its ability to increase semen production, but there is no scientific evidence that Lecithin has any effect on sperm or ejaculation.

Nowadays, many beauty products from semen and seminal plasma (most commonly bovine semen) are being promoted for their benefits for skincare. However, there are no available products under the form of creams or solutions containing human semen on the market. So, is it worth considering sperm as a beauty treatment?

Normally, semen has a very faint smell due to a combination of substances such as citric acid and calcium. Semen with an unusual smell such as too strong or fishy can be a sign of a male health problem.

The number of sperm and the concentration of semen in each ejaculation depend on the man’s health status at that time. Specifically, normal sperm counts range from 15 million to over 200 million sperm per milliliter of semen. Thus, if semen contains fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter, it is considered low, whereas more than 200 million sperm per milliliter is considered high.

When semen samples are kept at 37°C, sperm lose their mobility and viability. If kept at 4°C, they remain viable but lose their mobility due to thermal shock. The best temperature for storing semen to preserve sperm motility is 20°C.

The frequency of ejaculation is not just a reflection of one’s quality of life but also has a significant link to male reproductive health. While this is a common experience for all men, not everyone fully understands the optimal frequency for ejaculation.

Semen and sperm are two words often mentioned when talking about men's reproductive health. However, not everyone clearly understands these two words, and sometimes there is confusion in the use of these words.

There are quite a few couples who enjoy oral sex, in which the woman swallows the semen. That is why many people are curious about the taste of semen, or more accurately, the taste of semen. For most people, the taste of semen is mild. Some people have described the taste as bitter, slightly salty, sweet or sour. However, there are also people who say that semen smells bad or has an unpleasant taste.