Five foods that harm men’s sexual function

　　Sexual function depends largely on the cardiovascular system and nerve System transmission. healthy Food keeps them open, while junk food keeps the "lines" clogged. Therefore, when choosing food, you must consider both the upper and lower sides.

　　soy

　　In addition to being rich in protein, soybeans also have the effect of lowering cholesterol and are very beneficial to the body. But recent related research: Soybeans are a food containing estrogen properties. Excessive intake will increase the body’s estrogen levels, thus affecting male Sexual characteristics. But don’t overdo it, and be careful about “excess.” As long as you don’t consume a large amount every day, it won’t be excessive.

　　fried food

　　Hydrogenating vegetable oil converts the oil into a solid state, and the fat it contains is trans fat. In terms of damage, trans fat is even more damaging than saturated fat. Trans fats are found in chips and other fried foods, crackers, and cookies. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has moved to require that all foods containing trans fat be declared on the label. It is better for us to eat less of these foods.

　　fat meat

　　Eating a lot of meat may be masculine, but it's actually the opposite. Red meat (beef, bacon, sausage, luncheon meat) keeps you from being strong. Saturated fat and cholesterol narrow blood vessels, including those that carry blood to the sexual area. How do you hold it high if the blood is not fully congested? What's more, these are small blood vessels that are most easily clogged.

　　high fat milk

　　Milk and dairy products are among the best sources of protein, but there are differences. If it’s a full-fat product, it’s best to stay away from it. In fact, high-fat milk and dairy products are just as harmful as fatty meats, and the worst part is mixing the two, and the damaging effects may be immediate.

　　Refined flour

　　White bread and candies taste good, but from a nutritional perspective, this is not the case. During the processing of whole wheat into refined bread, three-quarters of the zinc element is lost, and zinc is crucial for the cultivation of sexual desire and reproductive health. The highest zinc reserves in the human body are also in the prostate. A diet high in zinc can help prevent prostate hyperplasia.