The Male Biological Clock Aging sperm is linked to children’s developmental and psychiatric conditions
posted by concerned heart @ 7:03 PM
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The Male Biological Clock
The Male Biological Clock is a Reality not known by most doctors and layman. NW Cryobank accepts sperm for donation to 35th birthday to prevent genetic disorders. Geneticist James F. Crow, PhD said that fertile old males (34+) (my research) are the greatest mutational hazard on earth. Family history is also crucial. Don't delay starting and completing your family because age does matter.
Monday, December 03, 2012
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