Sperm & Bacon

[SabreCat50]

From CNN Online a report on a study looking at sperm quality versus the quality of the meat eaten. Eating processed meat led to poorer sperm. Eating more fish led to better sperm.

Attention Sperm: Bacon bad, fish good (http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2013/10/16/attention-sperm-bacon-bad-fish-good)

The participants (men :lol: ) filled out a questionnaire about their eating habits.

An earlier study referenced in the CNN article (A 2012 study in the American Journal for Nutrition (http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/early/2012/12/23/ajcn.112.042432) ) also used a questionnaire.

Based on that alone -- the use of food questionnaires -- I would tend to discount these studies.

Glenn in Omaha

[rightnow]

Given your title, I seriously thought this was going to be a comparative dietary study. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

PJ

[Nancy LC]

If they put a piece of bacon WITH the egg, those sperm would swim straight for it!

Nothing goes with eggs like bacon!

[SabreCat50]

If they put a piece of bacon WITH the egg, those sperm would swim straight for it!

Nothing goes with eggs like bacon!

You may be on to something here!

The omega-3 content of chicken eggs is impacted by the amount of omega-3s that the chickens eat. So... if a woman eats LOTS of bacon, then it stands to reason that her eggs will be bacon flavored. Right :q: So the sperm will be irresistibly drawn to them. :D

Glenn in Omaha

[Aradasky]

OMG!!!! seriously ROFLOL!!!!

[indie]

Nothing goes with eggs like bacon!

on the other hand, nothing goes with sperm like eggs http://blog.firedocs.com/tdlc/angellostwings.gif

[aj_cohn]

In all seriousness, the food questionnaire is the most unreliable way to gather diet data. Not to mention that this is another observational study.

[RckyMtnHgh]

Sex was always better if I was promised bacon & eggs in the morning made by milady.