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These harmful effects include temporary or permanent dose-dependent changes in normal semen parameters, changes in testis biochemical and structural characteristics, and apoptosis-related gene expression and testosterone level, which finally result in spermatogenesis disorders and male infertility (34)

Dowling, JJ

[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 385.Patsch JM, Li X, Baum T, Yap SP, Karampinos DC, Schwartz AV, Link TM

The results suggest that fermentable fibers can regulate indole production as a beneficial tryptophan metabolite (57), which is in line with studies that found positive associations of indolepropionate with fiber intake (61) but also with polyphenols (62)
