What Is Semen?
Semen is a thick, whitish fluid made up of two parts: sperm cells and seminal plasma. The plasma is mostly water but also carries sugars, proteins, and minerals like zinc, calcium, and magnesium. Each teaspoon contains about 5ā25 calories.
Is It Safe to Swallow?
For most people, yes. The body digests semen just like food. Rarely, some may experience an allergic reaction calledĀ human seminal plasma hypersensitivity (HSP), which can cause itching, swelling, or discomfort.
Taste, Smell, and Myths
The taste of semen can range from salty to slightly sweet, often influenced by diet. Pineapple or cinnamon may improve flavor, while garlic, alcohol, or coffee can make it harsher. Its bleach-like smell comes from its alkaline pH. Despite myths, itās not a significant protein source.
Possible Effects
Some studies suggest semen exposure may reduce stress, improve mood, or even support reproductive health, though research is limited. However, swallowing can transmit STIs, so regular testing and protection remain important for safety.
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