Male fertility depends on several factors including:
· sperm count,
· motility,
· morphology
· DNA integrity (DNA fragmentation
· varicocele
Many men are unaware that lifestyle factors can significantly affect sperm quality.
These specific blogs written by fertility nutrition expert, Dr. Conor Kerley explain the key nutrients and supplements that influence male fertility and links to detailed articles to help you better understand your reproductive health:
· Sperm count: Sperm count refers to the number of sperm present in semen. Low sperm count is one of the most common causes of male infertility.
Read the full guide to improving sperm count with supplements : Sperm count, male fertility and supplements: The Best Evidence-Based Supplements to increase sperm count and male fertility
· Motility – sperm motility describes how well sperm swim. Poor motility can prevent sperm from reaching the egg.
Read the full guide to improving sperm motility with supplements:
Sperm motility, male fertility and supplements: The Best Evidence-Based Supplements to increase sperm motility and male fertility
· Morphology - Morphology refers to the shape and structure of sperm, which can affect fertilization success
Read the full guide to improving sperm morphology with supplements:
Sperm morphology, male fertility and supplements: The Best Evidence-Based Supplements to improve sperm morphology and male fertility
· DNA integrity (DNA fragmentation - High sperm DNA fragmentation may reduce fertility and increase miscarriage risk.
Read the full guide to decreased sperm DNA fragmentation with supplements: The Best Evidence-Based Supplements to reduce DNA fragmentation and Support Male Fertility
· Varicocele - Varicocele is an enlarged vein in the scrotum that can impair sperm production and quality
Read the full guide to improving varicocele with suppelements : The Best Evidence-Based Supplements for Varicocele and Male Fertility Support
