Bizarre rumors about semen: Can men’s sperm be used for beauty?

Men's semen is a "special" substance. After all, it is exclusive to men, so like eggs, it is not well known to the outside world. Therefore, rumors about sperm are common on the Internet. Some people even believe that women can smear men's sperm on their faces to achieve beauty effects.

Bizarre semen legend 1: Can applying semen on the face beautify the skin?

A woman posted a post online, listing the ten major benefits of semen. One of the posts mentioned, "Semen is rich in protein and trace elements such as zinc and iron, which can nourish the skin. Girls with acne on their faces can apply semen on their faces. After a period of time, they will be surprised to find that the acne marks gradually fade away..." This post has aroused doubts from countless women.

Can semen really beautify your skin? A healthy sex life can indeed make women more energetic and youthful. Women with sweet love and harmonious sex have fair and rosy skin. In addition to certain mental and endocrine regulation, it cannot be denied that semen has a direct biological reaction on the female reproductive organs.

As for the idea of ​​applying semen for beauty treatment, this effect should be confirmed by more experimental data. He pointed out that considering the complex composition of semen itself, it is possible to carry pathogenic microorganisms, so it is not recommended to try to use semen for beauty treatment.

Semen Myth 2: Will I get a contagious disease if I swallow semen?

Semen contains protein, fat, fructose, etc., which can nourish a variety of bacteria and viruses. Unhealthy semen is the medium for cross-infection of many diseases, such as AIDS, syphilis, mycoplasma, chlamydia, hepatitis, etc. In addition, genital warts and genital herpes viruses can come into contact with damaged oral mucosa and spread diseases.

Semen itself can carry viruses and other pathogenic microorganisms. Although some believe that the risk of disease transmission during oral sex is lower than that of vaginal and anal sex, oral sex still carries the risk of infectious diseases, especially for women with gum diseases, oral ulcers, and throat diseases, who are more likely to be infected during oral sex.