Bryan Johnson· Author
My sperm concentration (143 million) and count (380 million) both exceed 1973 levels demonstrating you can maintain high fertility in the modern world.
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My sperm concentration (143 million) and count (380 million) both exceed 1973 levels demonstrating you can maintain high fertility in the modern world.
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These personal-best fertility markers coincided with my first-in-human test result showing zero microplastics in my semen.
Total motile count: 411 million Motility: 64% Morphology: 12% Concentration: 212 million Count: 642 million To put these numbers into perspective: the WHO considers a motile count above 42 million as normal, mine is 411 million, nearly 10x. And a normal concentration is 16 million (mL), mine is 212 million (mL).
So from 2023 to 2025 concentration increased by 147%. Uh multileperm count increased by 32.5%. And then sperm uh with normal morphology increased by 233%.