Infertility and low libido is a growing problem worldwide.
It affects about one in every six couples, and researchers estimate about one in every three cases is due to fertility problems in the male partner alone (1 ,2).

While infertility is not always treatable, it can be improved with a healthy diet, supplements and other lifestyle strategies.
This article lists some of the main lifestyle factors, foods, nutrients and supplements that have been associated with improved fertility in men.


What Is Male Infertility?
Fertility refers to people's ability to reproduce by natural means.

Male infertility is when a man has a poor chance of making his female partner pregnant. It usually depends on the quality of his sperm cells.

The following aspects of sexual function and semen quality may affect fertility:

• Libido: Otherwise known as sex drive, libido describes a person's desire to have sex. Foods or supplements that claim to increase libido are called aphrodisiacs.

• Erectile dysfunction: Also known as impotence, erectile dysfunction is when a man is unable to develop or maintain an erection.


• Sperm count: An important aspect of semen quality is the number or concentration of sperm cells in a given amount of semen.


• Sperm motility: An essential function of healthy sperm cells is their ability to swim. Sperm motility is measured as the percentage of moving sperm cells in a sample of semen.

• Testosterone levels: Low levels of testosterone, the male sex hormone, may be responsible for infertility in some men.


Infertility can have multiple causes and may depend on genetics, general health, fitness, diseases and dietary contaminants.
Additionally, a healthy lifestyle and diet are important. Some foods and nutrients are associated with greater fertility benefits than others.

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