Oligospermia: Omega 3 to increase sperm quality

The average sperm concentration in men of childbearing age is decreasing: in fact, it is estimated that 4 in 10 men are affected by poor sperm quality.
According to what emerges from a study by the European Society of Embryology of Human Reproduction, only 1 in 4 men has a quality of sperm deemed "excellent", in 20/30% of men of reproductive age the quality is discreet "while in 10/15% of cases the quality is judged to be on the verge of infertility.
 

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Oligospermia is a disease that is characterized by a reduced number of spermatozoids released during ejaculation. That condition is associated with several cases of infertility. Proviron and vitamin E are sometimes prescribed by a specialist to treat oligospermia. It may work for some but not for everybody. Our natural treatment is safe and highly effective. Don't let your couple be devastated by oligospermia anymore. Our remedy is the solution for you to regain your fertility. It is a herb-based treatment that will stimulate spermatogenesis and will allow having more spermatozoid in the ejaculate.

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What is the quality of male semen?

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According to the parameters of the WHO, the World Health Organization, the normal concentration of sperm is 15 million per milliliter. Under this concentration, we speak of oligospermia.
But it is not only the quantity that defines the quality of the male costume.
The spermiogram is the analysis of the seminal fluid and is used to highlight the different components and the different characteristics of the sperm in order to make a judgment on the fertility and the health of the whole genital system. The most commonly measured parameters are:

•  pH
•  viscosity
•  fluidization time
•  the number of sperm per ml
•  the percentage of normal shapes
•  the percentage of motility of the spermatozoa
•  the concentration of leukocytes

We are talking about:

-aspermia: if there is no seminal fluid

-hypospermia: if the volume of the ejaculate is less than 2 ml

-hyperspermia: if the volume of ejaculate is greater than 6 ml

-azoospermia: if there is no semen in the seminal fluid

-oligospermia: if the number of spermatozoa is less than 15,000,000 per ml of sperm

-asthenozoospermia: if the motility is less than 50% of the total number of sperm

-teratozoospermia: when sperm but formed exceeds 50%

What are the causes of poor seed quality?

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Causes that can affect the quality of male sperm:

-The use of drugs, alcohol abuse and stress affects the quality of sperm.

-The increasingly polluted environment and contact with harmful chemicals have effects on fertility: certain types of plastics, pesticides, and nitrates, the so-called endocrine disruptors, can cause fertility problems.

- Poor lifestyles, such as smoking, lead to a deterioration in the quality of semen. According to a study by the University of Siena and Catania, the sperm of smokers who come into contact with the typical substances that make up cigarettes for 24 hours are immobilized and even their DNA is irreparably compromised and damaged. Even the promiscuous lifestyle, with unprotected sex, leads to the spread of infections, which can harm male fertility.

- HEAT – Sitting for a long time, taking hot baths or saunas several times, wearing too hot or too tight clothes can cause the scrotum to overheat, which leads to a decrease in the number of sperm and therefore limited fertility.

The most effective remedies for poor sperm quality

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Thanks to new and increasingly specific tests, regaining fertility is within the reach of almost everyone, following targeted treatments recommended infertility centers. Often, it is enough to change habits and acquire a healthier lifestyle to regain complete reproductive health.

- FREQUENT INTERCOURSE - Dr. David Greening of the Australian Center for Artificial Insemination examined the seminal fluid of 118 men with abnormal sperm DNA, asking them to have sex every day for a week. The quality of seminal fluid has increased significantly. Having a lot of sex in these men has also helped to improve the mobility of their sperm: another key and fundamental factor for fertilization. LESS SPERM BUT MORE MOBILE - Although daily intercourse reduces the amount of sperm produced, it improves their reproductive quality.

-OMEGA 3 - The presence of this fatty acid in a man's diet increases the presence and amount of sperm of normal form in his sperm by 3% compared to those who do not use it.

- FERTILITY REGIME - According to Zita West, antioxidants play a key role in ensuring sperm health and the quality of all sperm. Among the foods particularly rich in this sense, there are foods rich in vitamin C such as citrus fruits, berries, and green leafy vegetables, but also those with a selenium subscriber, such as lamb, turkey and Salmon. Nuts and seeds contain vitamin E, while coenzyme Q10 is provided by beef, chicken, trout, and oranges. Lycopene is found in tomatoes, while zinc is found mainly in meat, spinach, pumpkin seeds, and nut dishes.

The relationship between the father's nutrition and children's health

Rather, a study by the University of New South Wales in Sydney, published in the journal Nature, suggested the relationship between nutrition and the paternal health of children. And to demonstrate the validity of their thesis, the scientists paired male rats, fed exclusively on foods rich in fat, with healthy females, then by monitoring the health of the female puppies: they discovered that the "girls" developed diabetes before reaching puberty and the blood glucose concentration was double that of children born to other males. Not just that. Insulin production (the hormone that regulates blood sugar) was also altered since the value reached was half the normal value.

A fertility aid

It is estimated that about 1/3 of men defined as "infertile", subject to adequate care, manage to conceive a child naturally.

The remaining cases can resort to assisted fertilization and, by collecting the sperm directly from the testicle and injecting it inside the ovum, it is possible to realize the dream of becoming a parent even for the men once considered completely sterile.

Only in 3% of infertile men, who are diagnosed with complete azoospermia (lack of sperm production), it will be necessary to resort to heterologous fertilization with sperm donation by an external subject.

Read also: Oligospermia: causes, symptoms, diagnostic, medical and natural treatments
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