Male fertility is a complex issue that many men grapple with, often in silence. It’s influenced by numerous factors, from genetics to lifestyle choices, and can be a particular source of stress for ...

As sperm counts around the world plummet for as of yet unknown reasons and research indicates that male fertility issues account for 40-50% of infertility cases, many men who are struggling to ...

Dietary supplements containing zinc and folic acid do not improve sperm count or function despite claims that they can be taken as a part of male fertility treatment, a National Institutes of Health ...

Jan. 8 --Supplements containing zinc and folic acid don't appear to boost male fertility, a new study finds. Despite marketing claims, these supplements don't improve pregnancy rates, sperm counts or ...

(Reuters Health) - Men who consume fish oil supplements, which are high in omega-3 fatty acids, might get a boost in fertility, a new study suggests. After examining data from nearly 1,700 young men, ...

Protein powders are widely used for muscle gain, but fertility experts say they are generally safe when consumed correctly.

Male infertility is an often-invisible part of the growing conversation around infertility, which impacts 15% of couples in the US, according to the Mayo Clinic. But many of the common supplements ...

People who wish to conceive may consider making dietary changes or taking supplements to improve their health. Many women take prenatal supplements—a multivitamin containing nutrients essential for ...

Zinc and folic acid, a pair of dietary supplements long touted as an effective treatment for male infertility, failed to improve pregnancy rates, sperm counts, and sperm potency. According to the ...