Obesity and sexual development in boys

Whether in the past or now, male sexual dysfunction will affect the sexual life of the couple. Long-term sexual disharmony may even lead to divorce. Do you know that obesity in boys affects sexual development? Boys in puberty consume too much food and lack nutrition, and male hormones cannot be released, which will cause symptoms of penis shrinkage. So, let's take a closer look at the impact of obesity on the development of boys.

Does obesity in boys affect sexual development?

Relevant authoritative experts believe that the key is the "egg shell life" that comes from the habit of pampering. The so-called "egg shell life" refers to the excessive comfort and ease of life of adolescents and children. Long-term excessive intake of white meat, meat products, raw eggs and beverages, a large amount of body fat and sugar can enter the growing body of children, coupled with lack of labor and exercise since childhood, leading to excessive obesity, children are becoming more and more obese, the amount of exercise is getting lower and lower, resulting in polarization, and thus producing bad personalities such as laziness and arrogance, as well as physical growth and development obstacles. Many people call it "obesity syndrome."

It is generally believed that obesity causes the posterior pituitary gland to become fat or even absent, which prevents the release of male hormones, and can lead to testicular shrinkage, genital failure, small testicles, short penis, lack of secondary sexual characteristics, masculinization and other psychological distortions. Some people also believe that obesity since childhood causes the testicular tissue to be infiltrated by fat tissue, which in turn affects the function of interstitial cells to produce androgens.

The main countermeasure is to restore the green diet of nature like rural children, let children eat more vegetables and fresh fruits, eat less or no meat products, and drink less or no sugary drinks. In addition, it is to increase sports culture and labor exercise opportunities, let them actively participate in meaningful activities, and let them exercise and grow in the wind and rain of nature. For obese children, they should go to relevant specialist clinics for examination in time. If abnormalities are found, they should be treated early to restore their sexual function as soon as possible.