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According to Healthline, alcohol is a common substance that is consumed in different parts of the world. Despite moderate intake of alcohol offers some health benefits to the body, heavy drinking has lots of bad health effects. Studies have shown that most cases of infertility in males and females are traced to excessive intake of alcohol.
Research has also shown that heavy, consistent drinking or binge drinking ( taking up to five or more drinks) in men in a two-hour timeframe has adverse effects on the male reproductive cell. Research has also shown that more than 14 mixed drinks in a week can lower male hormone levels and affect male reproductive cell count.
According to studies, alcohol can affect fertility by distorting male reproductive cell count, size, shape, and motility. Men who consume excess alcohol may experience shrinkage of the gonads. This can also lead to lower and distorted male reproductive cell production.
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