I have something to say about male infertility issues, but no research has been conducted in this area as yet. Research studies are not trustworthy anyway, because most of the time they are just skewed statistics and are funded by companies that just need a research study to support their agenda (marketing).
Moving on to the main point, I strongly believe that electromagnetic radiations from computer monitors and laptops are interfering with the hormonal system of human beings. Hormones are a very very delicate and intricate system. Minor changes in lifestyle can change their structure and function to a huge extent.
The male hormone testosterone is required in its free form to perform its function i.e reproduction, development of lean muscle mass, bone strength, libido, energy production, etc. However when testosterone changes its structure (for whatever reason) it gets attached to protein and becomes useless. Protein attached hormone cannot enter the cell Also, Once protein get attached to the free testosterone, the hormone can react with the enzyme aromatase and get converted into estrogen (Yes estrogen, the female hormone).
Decline of free testosterone and increase in estrogen in men can result in male infertility, ED, low enegy, low libido, low sperm count, lack of lean muscle mass, fat deposition, development of breast tissue, depression, and plenty of other subtle but critical changes.
Men worldwide (especially developed countries) are experiencing early onset of low testosterone levels. The main culprit has not been identified yet. But I believe that electromagnetic radiations have a lot to do with it. It will take some time and genuine research to reach any conclusion, but in the meantime you can save yourself from becoming a pharmaceutical and technological guinea pig. Try to stay away from radiations as much as you can. The electromagnetic radiations from Computers, cell phones, remote controls, cord less phones, blue tooth devices are “thought to be” very weak, but as I said earlier it requires genuine research without any agenda to prove anything. It may a take a long time.
Also, get your (or the couple’s in this scenario) free and total testosterone tested. If its on the lower end of the scale, then that’s something to work on. Don’t resort to testosterone replacement therapy, pills or steroid injections. They are more detrimental then the actual problem. Treat the problem at the root rather than the symptoms. You can also consult an experienced naturopathic physician about your bloodwork. He can recommend herbal concotions and lifestyle changes to combat hormonal issues.
Something interesting to read about electromagnetic radiations When Computers Attack - Radiation
The female hormone estrogen is reacting with the radiations in very much the same way, but unless there is some money involved in proving the detrimental effects, the companies that carry-out the research will never pay attention in this direction. Ha ahhh (Sigh)