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Sperm is a liquid that in addition to having the properties that you can read on the internet has many other characteristics.

The spermatozoa derive from the second order spermatocytes which in turn derive from the spermatogonia (after a cascade of maturation)

the latter are stem cells with excellent properties but which have an incomplete genetic makeup for fertilization.

The spermatogons unlike the spermatozoa have a much more favorable environment for the maintenance of the genetic kit than that of the spermatozoon which includes only one chromosome.

In spermatozoa we can find: Zinc, proteolytic enzymes, fructose and carnitine, prostaglandins, lipids, bicarbonates, etc., but going to the point we find three molecules of fundamental importance:

Spermine, Spermidine and Juvenina.

Spermine and spermidine derive from arginine (and you can find their maturation process also on the internet), but they have two important roles;

that of giving it a characteristic in the smell of sperm and that of packaging DNA in the spermatogonium.

In fact, tradition says that to have good sexual relations with the partner and not to offend her with unpleasant flavors, the man must eat or drink unsalted or spicy foods, rather he is suggested to drink a lot of water and fruit.

The higher the fructose the better the taste of the sperm.

In addition, research has shown that if a mix of amino acids is administered to man, the quality and taste of sperm improves considerably making his partner happier.

As I wrote, they also act as DNA packers, and in fact accompany and improve their histone position on the chromosome.

The spermatogonial DNA, however, is unstable and not complete / mature of the spermatozoon, in fact it is subject to mutations and changes.

This is essential to know because half of the chromosome of the future fetus originates from it.

In these cases it is known that the social conditions of the individual greatly affect the epigenetics of his gametic cells, therefore activity and nutrition.

Juvenin, on the other hand, is another molecule that is found in sperm in a smaller quantity than spermatogonia, but which has a well-known role in the protection and maintenance of the environment conducive to the survival of cells and genomic makeup,

derives from the Latin "iuventus" or youth, so much so that also from here the tradition of women to spread the sperm after making love with the partner on the skin of the face to have it smoother and younger.

Juvenine in fact prevents aging and has properties to make the ideal environment for better fertilization.

In this case it can certainly be affirmed that even "water molecules have memory".

Fetuses are rich in stem cells.

The colours of their iris can change not depending of mendelian laws…

Sperm is the first visible substance that radically changes its flavor and quality depending on what you eat or in which condition you are in …