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Eating Nuts Can Boost Male Fertility, Study Finds
After the 14-week experiment, the men who added nuts to their diet were found to have increased their sperm count by 14 percent, their sperm vitality by four percent, and sperm movement by six percent. Nuts are dense foods containing many of these nutrients and other phytochemicals. They also had reduced DNA fragmentation, which is a measure of sperm damage. [Full Article...]
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