A recent study from Harvard Medical School attempted to find out whether or not THC could be detected in semen samples from 12 participants and found detectable levels in 2 of them. One metabolite of THC managed to make it to the semen after being processed by the body. Yet within the same report, the “levels” of semen were insufficient to be analyzed.
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