Small study links biking, male infertility

[Stamkis]

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[Zebu]

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I don't know how much credibility to put into this study since it uses such a small test group.

"55 avid mountain bikers and found nearly 90 percent had low sperm counts and scrotal abnormalities.
Only 26 percent of the 35 non-bikers he studied had similar damage"

Other factors could also link these bikers such as where they are from. Are they all from Austria?
Maybe something that is done within that culture could be effecting their jewel bags. Who knows?
What type of seats are they using? FS or HT bikes? For the study to have a bigger impact it must be
much larger including bikers from around the globe.

I don't have to worry since I don't come close to logging 3000 miles per year or 2 hrs/day for 6
days/week.

ZEBU

 

[Darsh]

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darsh

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[Michael Dart]

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"The abnormalities were found in ... and other "extreme" bikers who logged at least 3,000
miles yearly"

Must be the Mountain Dew.

Mike - or don't log your mileage.

 

[Zilla]

3 kids and still riding; yes the bike too!

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[Bill Wheeler]

On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 22:19:42 GMT, "stamkis" <[email protected]> wrote:

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The abnormalities were found in professional mountain bikers and other "extreme" bikers who logged
at least 3,000 miles yearly -- or an average of more than two hours a day, six days a week.

Sorry but I guess I'm safe.

Bill(don't need any more kids anyway)Wheeler The mind serves properly as a window glass rather
than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation
of the world.
:-]

 

[Darsh]

Nevermind, it does not work here anyway... or something.

darsh

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[Sorni]

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> Mike - or don't log your mileage...

...to get more mileage from your log!

Bill "Rimmer would've caught it if I hadn't" S.

 

[Slacker]

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[Michael Dart]

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> Bill(don't need any more kids anyway)Wheeler

SS'ers get the same effect in 1/10th the mileage.

Mike

 

[Simon]

If using OE goto tools>options>send then change the text settings for news posting so that the
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Simon

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[Michael Dart]

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ROFLMAO! Yes I believe he wood.

Mike

 

[Crazydave]

Even though it's a small test group, the 90 percent rate is still quite high. i doubt being in
aussie has anything to do with is as the article states that other non-bikers in that area were also
tested and found to have less occurences of this problem. i plan on having kids eventually and would
hate for this to happen. everyone that's posted seem to be ok. are there anyone here who has been
affected by bike riding or notice difficulty in making those baby things?

i'm addicted to riding. and i log much more than 3000 miles a year so i'm actually quite concerned.
hate to be a worry wart, but i want my little soldiers to be able to march into the fort.

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> I don't know how much credibility to put into this study since it uses
such
> a small test group.
>
> "55 avid mountain bikers and found nearly 90 percent had low sperm counts and scrotal
> abnormalities. Only 26 percent of the 35 non-bikers he studied had similar damage"
>
> Other factors could also link these bikers such as where they are from.
Are
> they all from Austria? Maybe something that is done within that culture could be effecting their
> jewel bags. Who knows? What type of seats are
they
> using? FS or HT bikes? For the study to have a bigger impact it must be
much
> larger including bikers from around the globe.
>
> I don't have to worry since I don't come close to logging 3000 miles per year or 2 hrs/day for 6
> days/week.
>
> ZEBU

 

[Zebu]

"CrazyDave" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:gi4H9.35154$%[email protected]...

> are there anyone here who has been affected by bike riding or notice difficulty in making those
> baby things?
>
> i'm addicted to riding. and i log much more than 3000 miles a year so i'm actually quite
> concerned. hate to be a worry wart, but i want my little soldiers to be able to march into
> the fort.

If you are that concerned why not go to your doctor and have them run some tests and check
everything out. It can't hurt and it will give you peace of mind since you are in the mileage
bracket they based the study on.

That study is everywhere today, in the paper, on the news, all over the websites...sheesh.

It's as if someone said "Hey, I know what will keep them out of the woods...Tell them that thier
twig and berries get damaged! Come on, let's go hike Mike."

Many reporters are leaving out some key facts as well like riding over 3000 miles.

Zebu

 

[Bill Wheeler]

On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 23:15:47 -0500, "Michael Dart" <[email protected]> wrote:

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>> The abnormalities were found in professional mountain bikers and other "extreme" bikers who
>> logged at least 3,000 miles yearly -- or an average of more than two hours a day, six days
>> a week.
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>> Sorry but I guess I'm safe.
>>
>> Bill(don't need any more kids anyway)Wheeler
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>SS'ers get the same effect in 1/10th the mileage.
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>Mike
Then I guess there's no need for me to get snipped

There's good and bad in everything.

Peace, Bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind
should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
:-]

 

[Starkrav Ingmad]

Zebu wrote:

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> It's as if someone said "Hey, I know what will keep them out of the woods...Tell them that thier
> twig and berries get damaged! Come on, let's go hike Mike."
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> Many reporters are leaving out some key facts as well like riding over 3000 miles.
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> Zebu

So, you're invincable?

See you in a few years when you're all stoved up with arthritis caused by the stress you place on
your joints.

(And very loud music and sounds don't cause loss of hearing either.)

Stark

 

[Cameron]

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> > woods...Tell them that thier twig and berries get damaged! Come on,
let's go
> > hike Mike."
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> > Many reporters are leaving out some key facts as well like riding over
3000
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> So, you're invincable?
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> See you in a few years when you're all stoved up with arthritis caused by
the
> stress you place on your joints.
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> (And very loud music and sounds don't cause loss of hearing either.)
>
> Stark
>

I assume you have a masters in spelling, eh? Doesn't that come with your Mac?