May 2025 PMID 40431450

The Effect of Dietary Supplements on Male Infertility in Terms of Pregnancy, Live Birth, and Sperm Parameters: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Mette Peters Michaelsen, Michelle Poulsen, Anne Ahrendt Bjerregaard, Maria Borgstrøm, Lotte Kraglund Poulsen, Maria Bach Chortsen, Sahra Gatten Henriksen, Ulrik Schiøler Kesmodel

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The discussions highlight the potential benefits of specific supplements such as zinc and coenzyme Q10 for sperm quality, indicating curiosity and recognition of the research, but also note the low certainty and need for further studies, reflecting a moderate level of depth and impact in the overall conversation.

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The posts acknowledge the findings about certain supplements improving sperm parameters but also recognize the overall low certainty and limitations of the research.

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While showing some curiosity about the details of the meta-analysis, the discussion remains relatively straightforward, indicating mild interest.

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Posts reference specific supplements like zinc, folic acid, and coenzyme Q10, and discuss implications briefly, reflecting moderate engagement.

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The discussion suggests awareness of the topic's relevance, but there's no strong indication of immediate change in behavior or widespread influence.

Abstract in brief

This systematic review and meta-analysis examined whether dietary supplements can improve male infertility by analyzing data from randomized controlled trials up to May 2024, focusing on outcomes like pregnancy, live birth, and sperm quality.
The findings showed no significant effect of dietary supplements on increasing pregnancy or live birth rates, but certain supplements like zinc, folic acid, selenium, carnitine, and coenzyme Q10 improved specific sperm parameters such as concentration and motility.
Overall, the evidence was of low certainty, and most studies had potential biases; more high-quality research is needed to determine whether dietary supplements truly benefit male infertility.]

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