It's currently well documented that couples facing difficulty in achieving pregnancy have a fairly equal distribution of male and female issues which contribute to the infertility. So it stands to reason there would be more research to try to determine ways to improve male fertility, as it had been a long held belief that most of the problems were with the women. Many times, vitamins and supplements have been linked to improvements in sperm quality. In Australia, a supplement that seems to improve pregnancy rates looks promising....
A tablet containing vitamins C and E, folate, zinc, lycopene and garlic oil has been found to help protect a man's sperm from damage caused by smoking and other infections.
Australians discover male fertility pill. 23/10/2006. ABC News Online
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