TITILAYO ILORI
Eating a balanced and healthy diet with some strategic food can go a long way in keeping everything in peak condition. Life style factors such as stress, obesity, and poor nutrition can impact sperm’s health. Your body is the most precious possession you will ever own, and so you should love and care for all of it
FOLIC ACID
Men who have been taking dietary supplements containing folic acid in combination with zinc have experienced increases in sperm counts as much as 70percent and research suggests that men with low folic acid levels tends to have more sperm cells with chromosomal abnormalities.
WATER
Water helps all functions of your body run more smoothly, especially where muscles and bodily fluids are concerned. Mucous membranes found in places such as your eyes, mouth, rely on a well-hydrated body to function properly, which is one of the main factors associated with low semen volume.
LYCOPENE
A red carotene found in tomatoes, water melons, pawpaw, tomato sauce, carrot help increase sperm count.
MINERALS
Natural sources of this mineral include egg, turkey, oysters, seafood, pumpkin seeds, beef, lamb, yogurt, oats, nuts and barley.
FISH
When it comes to keeping your sex sessions going long and strong, a certain amino acid would help
LEMON JUICE
Eat raw oysters with some lemon juice or chili sauce; toss roasted pumpkin, seeds or peanuts.
GREENS
Try filling up on folate vitamin B that’s key for cell production. Leafy greens, citrus fruits and beans are all of folate
AVOCADO
It is referred to as testicle tree, the recommended daily amount is 400 micrograms, its gives sperm extra protection from mutations.