South Korean women experts: the game will reduce the long-dead sperm

Recently, Korea has night landing on the Prohibition of youth leader in online gaming motion, another South Korean female family, led to a public sector focus.
April 6, YWCA Building in Seoul, South Korea, entitled "Adolescent Health network culture" to discuss the meeting. The meeting is sponsored by the Korean Youth Association, and come to South Korea and several Central University academics were represented at the meeting expressed their views.
 "Game time will be reduced sperm count, or face death."
Discussion during the meeting that day, all participating sectors to put forward the case to the Youth Network tera items  are poisoning information. And those who put forward during the meeting also said: "The game time will be reduced sperm count, but will lead to decreased pregnancy rates of women throughout the country."
This time the speech, South Korea, a game industry that said: "It makes us feel nothing to say, they are without any basis, under any contents of the article on the impudent, shameless feel a little ridiculous."
So, there is a game industry also said that "such a claim is unacceptable content, is really against the problem of moral theory, they should be a good reflection on their behaviors, not arbitrarily spread unfounded information."
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Participate in the meeting of the joint University of eye health Secretary Kim Min-Gazette said: "The game will allow teens to lose poisoning the future, but also may suffer from cerebral paralysis diseases. At the same time, may also lead to reduced sperm count, which would to a significant decline in women's chances of pregnancy. "
 Actually participate in the discussion meeting all walks of life are actively supported the motion, and these groups have formally launched a joint statement. Also reported in the previous Tera Gold  have been associated with South Korean news South Korea's MBC TV also broadcast by the Communications Commission of the warning.