Doctor issues serious health warning about protein shakes - 'men should be mindful'

For many people, protein shakes are an essential part of the fitness toolkit. That’s because protein is essential for building and maintaining muscle, bone strength, and numerous body functions. Powdered forms of protein are often taken as a pre or post-workout. However, taking protein this way can present hidden health risks.
Undermining sperm production is risky because it makes conceiving harder.
The Mayo Clinic explains: “Too little sperm in an ejaculation might make it more difficult to get pregnant because there are fewer candidates available to fertilise the egg.”
What else should you avoid?
There are other aspects related to working out in the gym that can affect fertility.
“Regular lifting of heavy weights or excessive cycling can affect the total number of sperm, their quality and their shape,” warned Dr Uppal.
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