Release date: 2017-09-08
People have a very unique sense of relaxation after smoking marijuana, but a new study shows that smoking marijuana can cause male sperm to become "lazy", potentially reducing one-third of sperm.
Beijing time on September 6th news, according to foreign media reports, at present, scientists' latest research shows that men who consume excessive marijuana will face fertility problems, because marijuana can make sperm become "lazy", causing them to swim around the circle.
Cannabis is a banned drug that relaxes and relieves emotions when people smoke. But researchers have found that marijuana has a certain effect on sperm, and regular consumption of marijuana can reduce the number of male sperm by a third. Dr. Victor Chow of the University of British Columbia in Canada said: "There is evidence that marijuana may not only have a negative impact on the number of sperm, but also affect sperm function."
Previous studies have shown that cannabis can affect male fertility by reducing sperm count, while inhibiting female ovulation. The exact way in which cannabis affects men is unclear, but this latest study seems to explain.
The picture shows that the addict is preparing to smoke marijuana, and people who smoke marijuana have a sense of relaxation and dependence on marijuana.
But the issue of fertility is not the only danger of smoking marijuana. Cannabis will also lead to an increase in heart rate, affect blood pressure, and increase the risk that pregnant women will have fewer babies than expected. At the same time, recent studies have shown that smoking marijuana can also affect the knee, elbow and shoulder movements of the smoker while walking.
Research from the University of South Australia shows significant differences between cannabis users and non-marijuana users. People who smoke marijuana have stronger shoulders, flexible elbows, and faster knee movements. These joints are more active than non-marijuana users.
Although researchers can detect the differences in these activities, there is no significant difference between balance and neurological function. University of British Columbia, Canada Victor Victor University of British Columbia, Canada, called for more research to accurately analyze how cannabis affects people's athletic ability.
Source: Sina Technology
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