Why are men trying to boost their sperm count? | The Global Story

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Wearing loose cotton boxer shorts. Icing your testicles. Doing blood transfusions to ‘clean’ your body of microplastics. Eating raw garlic. These are all unproven methods to boost sperm count being promoted by wellness influencers. On TikTok and Instagram, hashtags such as #malefertility, #semenanalysis and #sperm attract hundreds of millions of views, while, in the White House, US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has claimed that men’s fertility is in drastic decline, partially due to unhealthy diets. What scientific evidence is there to claims that the average sperm count and quality is falling? And how do these claims play into men’s anxieties about their masculinity? On today’s Global Story, the BBC’s global health reporter, Jacqui Wakefield, speaks to men across the world concerned about their fertility, and to reproductive experts who help explain what’s really going on. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #Fertility #Sperm #BBCNews Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:16 Why are men trying to boost their sperm count? 02:03 Who is Bryan Johnson? 05:05 What's the science behind male sperm count? 06:47 Is male sperm count dropping? 11:00 What does RFK say about sperm count? 16:57: Jamal's story 23:00 Are there benefits to men worrying about fertility?

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