Approximately 15% of couples are infertile, and roughly half of these cases are due to male infertility.
Male infertility is due to a low semen production, and/or misshapen or immobile sperm and sometimes a blockage in the vas deferens also plays a role in the sperm not being delivered successfully.
Studies have proven that there is a link between semen production in the testicles and the mineral Zinc.
Studies were done on a group of sub-fertile men over a period of 26 weeks where they were given daily supplements of Folic Acid and Zinc in order to test the effect on spermatogenesis, the process of sperm cell development.
It was found from the study that the two supplements had significantly increased the concentration of sperm in the men.
It is quite clear that Zinc and Folic Acid play a significant role in male fertility.
Men who are concerned about their infertility should consider taking a supplementation of Zinc and Folic Acid over a period of 26 weeks, which is the period over which the case study was conducted.
A daily dosage of 5 milligrams of Folic Acid and 66 milligrams of Zinc are safely recommended and no side effects have been reported from taking these supplements.
Check with your doctor before taking the supplements so that he can perform a sperm test before starting treatment, and again after the treatment in order to record any change in the semen production.
The most popular male enhancement pills usually contain Zinc as a key ingredient because its effectiveness in semen production, and L-Arginine which increases sperm motility by 250% in a period of less than two weeks.
Pomegranate is also a key ingredient in popular male enhancement pills because it significantly improves the health of the blood vessels which increases blood flow in the penile area, and Mucuna Pruriens which ensures healthy levels of testosterone for increased sexual appetite.
Male infertility is due to a low semen production, and/or misshapen or immobile sperm and sometimes a blockage in the vas deferens also plays a role in the sperm not being delivered successfully.
Studies have proven that there is a link between semen production in the testicles and the mineral Zinc.
Studies were done on a group of sub-fertile men over a period of 26 weeks where they were given daily supplements of Folic Acid and Zinc in order to test the effect on spermatogenesis, the process of sperm cell development.
It was found from the study that the two supplements had significantly increased the concentration of sperm in the men.
It is quite clear that Zinc and Folic Acid play a significant role in male fertility.
Men who are concerned about their infertility should consider taking a supplementation of Zinc and Folic Acid over a period of 26 weeks, which is the period over which the case study was conducted.
A daily dosage of 5 milligrams of Folic Acid and 66 milligrams of Zinc are safely recommended and no side effects have been reported from taking these supplements.
Check with your doctor before taking the supplements so that he can perform a sperm test before starting treatment, and again after the treatment in order to record any change in the semen production.
The most popular male enhancement pills usually contain Zinc as a key ingredient because its effectiveness in semen production, and L-Arginine which increases sperm motility by 250% in a period of less than two weeks.
Pomegranate is also a key ingredient in popular male enhancement pills because it significantly improves the health of the blood vessels which increases blood flow in the penile area, and Mucuna Pruriens which ensures healthy levels of testosterone for increased sexual appetite.