Some interesting - if (at first) confusing - reporting by Dr's Oz and Roizen about the fertility health of balls. Upon a first read, you mistakenly think that noise over 55 decibels (dBs) damages The Boys ability to produce healthy swimmers. They report on an Insurance Industry study (but don't specifically cite it) done on 200,000 men who are exposed to 55 dBs on a regular basis, based on place of residency.
Upon a second read, it becomes clear the problem isn't that your balls go deaf -
it's messed-up sleep patterns which are the real culprit.
Leading one (well, me, anyway) to believe that anything which keeps us from getting a good night's sleep is detrimental to our man-berries. Anxiety and stress, for instance.
For noise disturbance, the good doctors recommend:
"1. Download a smartphone decibel checker; test nighttime sound levels in your bedroom.
2. Check if digital devices or appliances in your home exceed 55 dBs. If they do, turn them down (or off), or trade them in for quieter models.
3. Install double- or triple-pane windows; seal window frames with stripping. Use double-hung, extra-heavy curtain fabric.
4. Sleep with earplugs. (Discard foam plugs daily, and clean reusable plugs regularly.)"
For stress and anxiety, even Oz and Roizen have prescribed exercise and...a man's favorite stress reducer: Sex. Partnered or alone, it typically takes the mind off other things.
The resultant orgasm will relieve all that tension, enabling you to drift off to Slumberland.
For best results, don't spend time tossing and turning, or grumbling and punching the pillow. Just go right to the solution.