Diet might affect male reproductive potential, but the biochemical mechanisms involved in
the modulation of sperm quality remain poorly understood. While a Western diet is …

Abstract Purpose of Review Increasing attention to primary and secondary prevention of
male infertility through modifiable lifestyle factors has gained traction amongst both patients …

Sperm counts have shown a progressive decline across the world since the mid‐1900s.
Global rates of obesity have been climbing at a similarly alarming rate, suggesting that these …

A minimum amount of energy is required for basic physiological processes, such as protein
biosynthesis, thermoregulation, locomotion, cardiovascular function, and digestion …

Childhood obesity is a serious concern associated with ill health later in life. Emerging data
suggest that obesity has long-term adverse effects upon male sexual and reproductive …

Lipid metabolic disorders due to poor eating habits are on the rise in both developed and
developing countries, with a negative impact of the “Western diet” on sperm count and …

There is mounting evidence that obesity has negative repercussions for reproductive
physiology in males. Much of this evidence has accumulated from rodent studies employing …

Mammalian fertilization is a complex process involving a series of successive sperm-egg
interaction steps mediated by different molecules and mechanisms. Studies carried out …

Sleep deprivation is reported to cause oxidative stress and is hypothesized to induce
subsequent aging‐related diseases including chronic inflammation, Alzheimer's disease …

Our pre-experiments found that the brain circRNA sequence profiles and gut microbiota in
AD-like mice were changed, as circNF1-419 could enhance autophagy to ameliorate senile …