Researchers say that taking supplemental dose of antioxidant for three months daily does not help increase the quality of sperm in men. Earlier, antioxidants were considered helpful in improving sperm quality. According to the authors of research, spermatogenesis (development and production of mature sperm) and its transport takes about 74 days. However, reactive oxygen species have a major negative impact on the transport of small sperms than spermatogenesis. After this, antioxidants are considered beneficial after a short interval. Anne Steiner, professor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill of America, said, "Men do not support the experimental use of antioxidant treatment in male betting factors in the joints trying to conceive naturally." The research team conducted tests on 174 couples, in which male partners used antioxidant supplements daily. They were given vitamin C, D3 and E, folic acid, zinc, cellinium and L-carnitine, while the control group was given experimental medicine.
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