Ann Shippy Md
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Study on Men's Sperm and Diet
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March 26, 2026
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0:50Now PlayingDr. Shippy joins Dr. Mark Hyman to discuss how men's lifestyle impacts sperm health and fertility. Dr. Shippy mentioned a study that found that in just three weeks, diet can significantly impact male fertility.
The research showed that men who ate a diet high in ultra-processed foods experienced measurable declines in sperm quality and hormone levels, while those who ate whole, nutrient-dense foods (like quality protein and vegetables) maintained healthier markers. When the groups switched diets, the results reversed just as quickly.
The takeaway: sperm health is highly responsive to lifestyle—especially diet—and can improve or decline in a short window. Processed foods, along with potential exposures from packaging like plastics and PFAS, may play a meaningful role in these changes.
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