Antisperm antibodies (ASAs) are antibodies produced by the human body against sperm antigens ( Krause 2017: 109 ). The formation of ASA is one of the causes of decreased fertility or autoimmune infertility: ASAs affect sperm function, alter the course of the acrosome reaction (AR), disrupt the processes of fertilization, implantation and embryo development ( Restrepo 2013 ), and cause DNA fragmentation ( Kirilenko 2017 ). Studies in various animal models have shown a link between ASAs and embryo degeneration before or after implantation ( Krause 2017: 164 ). The contraceptive effects of ASAs are being studied in the course of developing an immune contraceptive vaccine for humans ( Krause 2017: 251 ), as well as for the reduction and control of wild animal populations ( Krause 2017: 268 ).
Reproductive Effects of Antisperm Antibodies
Demographic indicators in Russia and many countries indicate an increase in the incidence of male infertility, reaching an average of 30–50%. The number of registered cases of male infertility in the Russian Federation increased by 59% between 2002 and 2009, from 44,1 to 70,1 per 100,000 adult males, and overall, its dynamics show an upward trend ( Kirilenko 2017 ).
Kirilenko et al. write: "In recent years, it has become clear that poor sperm quality is the cause not only of pregnancy failure, but also of impaired fetal development, congenital anomalies, and even childhood cancer . Of the many currently hypothesized causes of sperm dysfunction, nuclear DNA damage is the most studied and is increasingly recognized as a key factor influencing embryo quality, development, and implantation. Meta-analyses devoted to the role of DNA fragmentation have shown that the risk of spontaneous abortions and impaired fetal development increases up to fourfold with increased sperm DNA fragmentation (the norm is 15–30%, depending on the methods used), even after in vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic sperm injection. The leading pathogenetic mechanism of such damage is considered to be the hyperproduction of reactive oxygen species—ozone, hydrogen peroxide, and nitric oxide—which leads to sperm OS. The most common cause of oxidative stress development in the male reproductive system are infectious and inflammatory diseases and ASA in the male urogenital tract” ( Kirilenko 2017 ).
Other factors that cause oxidative stress and DNA damage include alcohol and drug use, smoking, obesity, stress, age, sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) associated with promiscuous sexual behavior, certain medications such as antidepressants, electromagnetic radiation, and air pollution. The effects of all these factors are cumulative. ( Pourmasumi 2017 )
Many scientific publications and books state that: " Oral and rectal administration of semen induces the formation of antisperm antibodies " ( Rao 2014: 311 , Lu 2008 , Nikulin 2007 , Bronson 2015 ). In experimental settings, rectal insemination of rabbits with sperm induces a systemic immune response (Richards et al., 1984), and gastric administration of semen to rats leads to the production of antibodies against sperm and a decrease in fertility (Allardyce, 1984). In humans, a higher prevalence of ASA has been described in homosexual men compared to heterosexual men from infertile couples (Witkin and Sonnabend, 1983; Bronson et al., 1983). In 40–50% of homosexual men, ASA can be detected in the serum (Wolff and Schill, 1985). Bronson et al. observed a higher prevalence of IgM ASA in homosexual men compared with IgG and IgA in the serum of heterosexual men from infertile couples. They suggested that this may reflect differences in the etiology of sperm immunity between the two groups. Intrarectal ejaculation can lead to the production of antigens, and the simple epithelium is much more permeable than the thick epithelium of the vagina. Furthermore, the population of B lymphocytes and plasma cells in the gastrointestinal tract differs from that in the reproductive tract (Mestecky and McGhee, 1987), and their reactivity to sperm antigens may differ. It has been suggested that intrarectal ejaculation may result in stimulation of IgM- or IgA2-producing cells, which may then exist in the genital tract, leading to the presence of ASA of these isotypes in semen (Bronson 2015 ).
A large number of partners in a woman leads to the formation of antisperm antibodies and autoimmune infertility; for example, 40–45% of prostitutes have ASA ( Rao 2014: 311) . According to Brokowski, 68% of women with a large number of partners are positive for ASA ( Brokowski 1977 ).
Antisperm antibodies, acting directly on the sperm, enhance the action of other factors.
One of the reasons for the formation of antisperm antibodies in women is spermatozoa with ASA ( Krause 2017: 166 , Nikulin 2007 ), for example, contact of a woman with a homosexual who is a carrier of ASA in the genital tract.
Ruziev, in the 2017 study of the year, indicates the prevalence of sexual practices in men who have sex with men (MSM) - 99% practice anal sex, and 45% combine it with oral:
“Over the last 6 months before inclusion in the study, almost all MSM (98%) had same-sex sex, with 65% the number of male partners did not exceed 5 people, 4% of men had from 6 to 10 people. During meetings with their partners, MSM practiced either only anal sex (54%) or combined it with oral (45%). Most of the respondents (44%) indicated their preference for an active role, approximately 1 / 4 (23%) - passive and 1 / 3 alternated the roles of an active and passive partner during sexual intercourse with men.
In order to constantly and regularly practice safe sex, you must always have condoms with you. Therefore, the questionnaire had the question "Do you have a condom with you and could you show it." 60% of respondents did not have it with them. About half (53%) of MSM have not entered into heterosexual contacts during the last 6 months. The rest practiced sex with women. Prior to 5, 88% had MSM partners, the rest had more than 5 partners. With their partners, MSM only practiced vaginal sex. ” (Ruziev 2017)
Other studies also confirm that homosexuals have sexual contact with women. About half of homosexual men have sexual contact with women ( Tao 2013 , Larmarange 2010 ), while other data indicate that three-quarters of MSM (73%) have heterosexual contacts ( Larmaranger 2007 ). In tolerant countries, where sexual activity is declining and there is no need to hide same-sex behavior, the number of homosexual contacts with women decreases to an average of 13%, but the number of LGBT* people among the younger generation is growing due to the promotion of homosexuality. In Russia, 34% of homosexuals have sexual contact with women.
Fethers et al. report similar findings in their study of lesbians: they were 4 times more likely to have sexual intercourse with a homosexual man than heterosexual women ( Fethers 2000:347-348 ).
Surrogate mothers carrying children for gay couples may experience infertility or abnormalities in their children due to sperm containing ASA. Reproductive technologies are also a possible cause of ASA development in women ( Rao 2014: 311 ).
Anal sex promotion and population reduction
Concerns about the overpopulation of the Earth and the need to reduce the population have been repeatedly voiced on all world sites, including in scientific publications.
Here's what the Club of Rome's 2017 report, aptly titled " Come On! Capitalism, Myopia, Population, and Planetary Destruction, " says: "On a finite planet, population growth must be curbed before nature does so itself."
As early as 1968, American lawyer Albert Blaustein, who had helped draft the constitutions of many countries, pointed out that limiting population growth required revising many laws, including those on marriage, family support, age of consent, and homosexuality. In 1969, in his address to Congress, President Nixon called population growth "one of the most serious problems facing the destiny of mankind" and called for urgent action. Preston Cloud, representing the US National Academy of Sciences, recommended that the government legalize abortion and same-sex unions. That same year, Frederick Jaffe, vice president of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), issued a memorandum listing " encouraging the growth of homosexuality " as one of the methods for reducing the birth rate. Two years earlier, Kingsley Davis, one of the central figures in the development of birth control policy, proposed encouraging "unnatural forms of sexual intercourse." Davis's colleague, sociologist Judith Blake, proposed ending tax and housing incentives that encourage childbearing and eliminating legal and social sanctions against homosexuality.
In 1970, the author of the demographic transition theory, Frank Notestein, speaking to senior officers at the National War College, noted that "homosexuality is defended on the grounds that it helps reduce population growth."
In 1994, a conference was held in Cairo where methods for reducing the birth rate were formulated.
On December 6, 2011, President Barack Obama issued a directive declaring the fight for the rights of sexual minorities abroad a priority of American foreign policy.
Some sexologists, such as Alexander Moiseevich Poleev, write books about anal sex, embellishing its benefits and ignoring its side effects. Estimates place the rate of infertility in Europe at 15%, and in Russia at 15–20%. According to the WHO, a rate of 15% infertility is critical for demographic security.
The promotion of promiscuous sexual behavior, homosexuality, and anal sex, which lead to the formation of antisperm antibodies (ASA), the transmission of HIV, HPV, and other STIs, which in turn are factors in immunization against sperm antigens, pose a genetic threat to future generations, leading to population decline and developmental disabilities in children. Suppressing disgust and the functioning of the behavioral immune system increases the number of people who accept homosexual behavior as normal.
Scientific publications on sex education methods recommend the following:
To help students develop a critical approach to sex / gender norms, sex education teachers should pay attention to male anal pleasure. Male anal receptivity erodes conventional binary systems such as male / female, male / female, natural / queer. With the suppression of male receptivity, the taboo on male anal pleasure helps legitimize the hegemonic sexual / gender beliefs, as well as the sexism, homophobia, and male dominance they encourage. On the other hand, by deconstructing the male anal taboo and creating a new language of anal pleasure, “prostage,” educators can help students challenge restrictive gender norms.
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