"A number of studies have shown that a
good dietary intake of antioxidants and
micronutrients is critically important for
normal semen quality and reproductive
function. Healthy men with a higher
antioxidant intake from both diet and
supplements are likely to have more sperm
and their sperm will be more
motile........
Six sub-fertile men whose sperm counts
were between 5-20million were put on a
high nutrient smoothie diet to see if they
could improve their levels of motility,
morphology, sperm count and DNA
fragmentation with the aim of reaching the
100% target.
Mid-way through the study, one couple had
conceived and by the end there was a
consistent improvement in the quality of
all of the men’s sperm, especially in
the sperm DNA levels."
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Re: Smoothie Diet Can Help Sperm Quality And Quantity Posted: 01-14-08 23:59pm
"A number of studies have shown that a
good dietary intake of antioxidants and
micronutrients is critically important for
normal semen quality and reproductive
function. Healthy men with a higher
antioxidant intake from both diet and
supplements are likely to have more sperm
and their sperm will be more
motile........
Six sub-fertile men whose sperm counts
were between 5-20million were put on a
high nutrient smoothie diet to see if they
could improve their levels of motility,
morphology, sperm count and DNA
fragmentation with the aim of reaching the
100% target.
Mid-way through the study, one couple had
conceived and by the end there was a
consistent improvement in the quality of
all of the men’s sperm, especially in
the sperm DNA
levels."
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