Fruitful Way Develops Formula to Aid Male Fertility
16 Apr 2015 --- Fruitful Way has launched Fruitful for Him, a formula designed to address the factors affecting male fertility. The company used evidence from the Mayo Clinic research, along with numerous scientific articles, to help identify the best ingredients to help the male in a couple trying to get pregnant. “Fruitful for Him is a targeted formula designed to address the primary factors affecting male fertility, including sperm count, sperm health, sperm motility (“swimming skills”) and sperm morphology (shape and size),” said Arnon Aharon, MD, VP of Product Development for Fruitful Way. Oxidative stress is generated by reactive oxygen species (ROS) generated within cells or via environmental insults. Damaged sperm cells cannot protect themselves from oxidative stress. Enriching antioxidant micronutrients in semen helps protect sperm from such stress. “The Fruitful app combines information on the couple’s lifestyle, factors that impact chances of getting pregnant, and other data to generate fertility-potential scores, and recommends the correct dosage to take of each formula based on these scores.”
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