Is Your Laptop Making You Shoot Blanks?

If you're reading this column in a newspaper, great! Your only risk is ink-stained fingers. But if you're a guy, reading it online from a computer or tablet nestled in your lap, start speed-reading. You could be cooking your ASUS A32-F5 Battery testicles, and nipping your chances of fatherhood in the bud.

Here's the problem. To hold the laptop steady, you have to keep your ASUS AL32-1005 Battery legs fairly close together, right? That position, combined with heat from the computer, can send the temperatures in your, well, lap, high enough to damage sperm — and/or make them too sluggish to swim out there and find the egg of their dreams.

It doesn't take much to make a compaq Evo N600C Battery guy too hot for his own good (big surprise!). Just 10 to 15 minutes of staring at a laptop screen is enough to reduce potency and sperm count. That's why the testicles hang outside the rest of the body, despite the vulnerable location. They stay cooler there, which is necessary for healthy sperm production.

Heat may not be the only fertility hazard. Early research suggests that the notebooks battery electromagnetic radiation emitted when a laptop's connected to Wi-Fi may also damage sperm DNA. So what can you do to safeguard fertility?

1. Put your Replacement Fujitsu Laptop battery on the table. Even protective pads won't protect you.

2. If you must use your lap, keep it compaq Evo N600 Battery short. And spread your legs.

3. Stop biking. Cycling more than five hours a week also lowers sperm concentration.

4. Eat healthy foods and take vitamins. Foods and supplements rich in DHA-omega 3 fats, zinc, selenium, folic acid, and vitamins C and E increase sperm count.