There is a mixed opinion about the use of milk for increasing sperm count. Low-fat milk is related to higher sperm concentration and motility while skimmed milk is linked to a lower risk of asthenozoospermia (a condition where low-motility sperms are produced)1 2.
Hence it's advisable to go for milk with low fat content to ensure optimum sperm health.1
However, always consult your doctor to get advice on what’s best for you.
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