There has been no scientific evidence to suggest that consuming Mountain Dew will kill your sperm cells. There have been various myths regarding sodas in the past, so treat any such myths with scepticism.
You should always drink sodas such as Mountain Dew in moderation; although all ingredients will have been approved by the food standards authority in your respective country, there could be health risks to mass consumption of any sodas.
No it does not.
No it doesn't it is a "Myth" or "Urban Legend" spread to stop the production of Mountain Dew it is spread by "little" kids to others so they have the amusement of see other peoples faces.
It is hard to believe that people are still wondering about this. The fact that it is still going around is completely absurd.
No Clinical or Physical studies have shown any results to said question although there have been some cases in which the soft drink Mountain Dew has had an effect on a womans birth chance with male sperm.
Not if you drink it. If you were to pour the Mountain Dew onto a pool of sperm, then yes, it would kill it.
Use spermicidal jellies and creams instead.
Drinking Mountain Dew has absolutely no effect on sperm cell number or quality.
no
For sure . . . any soda will kill sperm. Some women have used soda in their birth canals to kill sperm there, and keep from being pregnant. A large number of these women die from it.
no, but Mountain Dew does
it reduces sperm count
Drinkin Mountain Dew will shrink your Testicles, or decrease your sperm counts or cause your penis grow smaller! so yeah, i wouldn't recommend you guys to drink Mountain Dew! ;)
that is not a question, that is a statement, why would you drink vinegar anyway, i do know that mountain dew kills sperms.Nor vinegar or mountain dew can kill sperms!
Mountain dew does it has a lot of acid more then coke and pepsi. Scientists belive that mountain dew can also lower your sperm count but the scientists are not sure and it is an urban myth.
Yes, millions
No. They say it lowers a males sperm count but there are no real studies that prove it.
I don't believe so, but mountain dew and red bull do.
diet dew
Mountain dew