In litres, how much semen does the average human male produce in his lifetime?

Question

assuming he lives to an age of 75 and has good health

Answer 1

I just had to jump into this one. OK, the average volume is actually closer to 3 mL (first link). The amount of sperm is irrelevant because semen production occurs even in the absence of sperm (for example, in men who have had vasectomies).

Now all you need is a reliable number of times per week/month that one, ah, needs to produce it. This is a **much** harder figure to reliably obtain. Assume an average of 3 times/week over about 60 years (that's pretty much from 15 - 75 years old). This is about 150 times/year, which for 60 years is 9000 times. So 9000 x 3 mL = 27000 mL, or 27 L.

Answer 2

From reliable sources, a human can only produce 1 trillian sperms in his lifetime. Each ejaculation has up to 500 million sperms. That means, a human can have up to 2000 ejaculations in his lifetime.

The average volume per ejaculation is about 1 teaspoon. That makes about 2000 teaspoon. 1 teaspoon = 5 ml.

Therefore, 10 litre.

Answer 3

No no no it,s married 40
and unmarried 140

Answer 4

Married: 80
Unmarried: less than 40

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