Try to see what happens to your sperms as your age passes away.

Teens

When you are of age 14 your baby makers are just not healthy enough that they may have to power to fertilize female’s eggs. This may result in birth defects or even DNA damage in any person.

20’s

When you reach your 20s you have more mature sperms as compared to any other age. Most of the numbers are just fighting to survive and are al set to enter the egg. In this age the chances of having a defect birth may be very much less as compared to any other age group. So at this age, men who perform exercises are less prone to get erectile dysfunction.

30’s

The time you enter this age, testosterone level reduces so your body may produce less sperms at this age. So if a man is around 35 he may be less efficient to produce fertility in women as compared to one who is in 25s. There are also chances that you may be having chances of damaged DNA. This may lead to a number of sexual problems. So, if you avoid soy products you may boost your sperm count by at least 74%. Try eating more of beans and Zinc foods.

40s

When you reach this age your sperm level decreases by 0.7% every year. So that means that in order to achieve fertility in women you may have to work much harder. Try taking Vitamin B-12 supplements as it may help you.

50’s

According to studies performed by University of New York, at this age having a child with DNA defects may triple. So, you can try to avoid having more of anti-depressants to lower the chances. Try to eat more of food that is rich in folate.

60’s

At this age 85% of your sperms are abnormal so you may like to go to bed with a cup of ovaltine at this age.

Try to see what happens to your sperm as you age.