YouTube video (Ben Greenfield) reviewing a meta-analysis of 50 studies assessing effects of antioxidants and nutrients on male fertility. The speaker summarizes which supplements (e.g., vitamins E and C, carnitines, CoQ10, NAC, zinc, folic acid, selenium, lycopene) were examined for impacts on semen parameters, assisted reproductive therapy outcomes, and live birth rates.
They took male Participants from 50 different studies that either had males with infertility or subfertility and then looked at what kind of antioxidants and nutrients would affect semen parameters, the outcomes of assisted reproductive therapy, and live birth rates. And so what they find? Well, they looked at a whole bunch of different popular fertility interventions that you no doubt see thrown at you on advertisements and Amazon and supplement websites and beyond vitamin E, vitamin C, carnitines, coenzyme Q10N, acetylcysteine or NAC, zinc, folic acid, selenium, lycopene.
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