Proceptin Increases Male Fertlity

Proceptin Increases Male Fertlity

During initial sperm production stages, harmful oxidative stress on the tissues and organs responsible for reproductive function is a result of the sperm's free radicals. Molecules that contain at least one unpaired electron are referred to as free radicals. The robbing of electrons by free radicals can disrupt normal cellular processes and cause cellular damage in the form of oxidative stress.

The use of nutritional supplements, such as Proceptin®, with the proper antioxidants may reduce the adverse effects of oxidative stress on reproductive tissue and organs, and potentially improve sperm function.

Proceptin is the first physician-formulated preparation. It has been formulated to provide many of the nutrients which have been shown to support successful male reproductive function. It has been developed as a result of over 60 research studies addressing the role of antioxidants, and amino acid precursors in male reproductive function.

Proceptin is the only product of its kind containing the potent antioxidant Pycnogenol. Pycnogenol as well has been proven to improve parameters on semen analysis. Additionally it contains high doses of carnitine, CoQ-10, selenium & zinc, vitamins C, E, and B complex. Proceptin is recommend for men, when couples are trying to have a baby.

Proceptin is a nutritional supplement that does not contain any herbs or preservatives. Each component in Proceptin has been verfiied in clinical studies published in leading medical journals.

A study by Sagayan & Associates showed that a course of antioxidant therapy significantly decreased sperm DNA fragmentation by over 10% in men with a abnormal DFI > 30%. This study entitled Effects of Antioxidant Treatment on DNA Fragmentation Index was presented at the October 2004 annual meeting of ASRM and published in abstract form in Fertility and Sterility. The antioxidants and metabolic co-factors in Proceptin have individually been shown to improve one or more sperm parameters.

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