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Cornflakes are good or bad

2019-09-17 04:21:07
I read in the paper.Americans used cornflakes to prevent masturbation for prisoner, whether the cornflakes lower sperm count in gents.is that correct?
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Hey hi , Nothing as such ..don’t get panic looking such articles we need to understand the scientific reason behind everything and proceed accordingly.Try avoiding simple carbs and processed foods and improve activity to main good sperm count
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Start with exercise and add good fruits and salads in your regular meal and come back to me if you need more help.

Answered2019-09-17 07:39:49

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Hello, No scientific evidence yet to prove this.
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Answered2019-09-17 05:12:30

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No it's not true. Well some people believe it but there is no scientific proof of that.

Answered2019-09-17 04:31:30

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Choose direct consultation for detailed information regarding this

Answered2019-09-17 04:23:30

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Hi Its false. Corn flakes are not bad they does not make sperm count low. Meet a Dietician/Nutritionist for personalized diet plan if required Eat healthy!! Stay Healthy !! As it's the body in which you have to live in!

Answered2019-09-24 08:32:17

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It is not like that Take balance diet do regular exercise.

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