The testicles are the male sex glands located behind the penis in a pouch of skin called the scrotum. The testicles are also called testes or gonads.
The main job of the testicles is to produce and store sperm, and they are also the body’s main source of male testosterone hormones. These hormones control the development of the reproductive organs and other male characteristics, such as body and facial hair, low voice, and wide shoulders.
For your testicles to produce sperm, they must be kept at just the right temperature. Guys become fertile between the ages of 11 and 17, meaning they are able to ejaculate semen and get a girl pregnant.
Are You Trying To Father A Baby? Then Stop Cooking Your Testicles. Keeping your testes tight against your body can raise the temperature of your testicles. This eventually leads to a reduction in the production of testosterone. It can affect fertility and cause erectile dysfunction.
Let's look at 7 things you do that harm your testicles.
There are some activities you engage in that can raise the temperature of your testicles, they include:
Having a long hot bath
Staying in hot tubs or saunas
Wearing tight trousers
Wearing tight underwear or biking shorts
Riding a bicycle (your testes is packed against your body during a bicycle ride)
Sitting in a particular position for long hours
Working with laptops placed over your lap.
Now that you know the 7 things you do that harm your testicles, if you have been cooking your testicles and you are now finding it difficult to father a baby, it’s time to begin to make a conscious effort to keep your testicles cool, then begin the process of restoring your fertility.
Beautifully, there are already formulated herbal blends that help, I recommend Care for Men, a powerful blend that helps to encourage optimal sperm production and help men father babies naturally.
Dr. Benney Ojo is a United States Certified Herbologist, an Aromatherapist, and a Fertility Massage Therapist.
Dr. Benney is a fertility blogger, she loves writing and has been writing fertility articles since 2014.
She advocates for natural fertility and supports men and women through their fertility journey. She consults for FERTIL-24 Herbals, a fertility and wellness center in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.