Obesity is the enemy of life, which scientists have now described as a worrying loss for men who want to become fathers. According to Mail Online, Harvard University scientists have found in a new study that a man who is obese and has an enlarged abdomen has a 50% lower chance of becoming a father because obesity produces such a chemical in men. Which converts their male sex hormone testosterone into the female sex hormone estrogen.
"Every extra inch of fat on a man's waist and waist reduces his chances of becoming a father by 10 percent," said Professor Charles Kingsland, head of the research team. Pot belly-shaped, they are most at risk. Men who grow to a height of 40 inches are one-third less likely to become fathers than men who have a 32-inch waist. Therefore, obese men who have difficulty becoming fathers should focus on losing weight. Should."
