Male infertility is an increasing and serious medical concern, though the mechanism
remains poorly understood. Impaired male reproductive function affects approximately half …

Simple Summary The present review is a comprehensive description of reactive oxygen
species (ROS's) different sources, the re-productive consequences of excessive ROS and …

The growing field of 'Developmental Origin of Health and Disease'(DOHaD) generally
reflects environmental influences from mother to child. The importance of maternal lifestyle …

There is awareness of likelihood of abnormal spermatozoa in obese men; however, results
from previous studies are inconclusive. Advances in computer‐aided sperm analysis …

Purpose The efficacy of the antioxidants vitamin E (VitE) and vitamin C (VitC) on male
infertility is uncertain. Therefore, this research systematically assessed the influences of VitE …

It is universally accepted that lifestyle interventions are the first step towards a good overall,
reproductive and sexual health. Cessation of unhealthy habits, such as tobacco, alcohol and …

Introduction: Obesity is known to cause sexual dysfunction including erectile dysfunction and
poor semen quality. Lifestyle modifications such as exercise have increasingly been more …

Under physiological conditions, reactive oxygen species (ROS) play pivotal roles in various
processes of human spermatozoa. Indeed, semen requires the intervention of ROS to …

Identifying how specific nutrients can impact fertility, pregnancy, and neonatal outcomes will
yield important insights into the biological mechanisms linking diet and reproductive health …

Objective Since sperm abnormalities are known to be a major reason for recurrent
pregnancy loss (RPL), any defects in DNA structure and chromatin condensation can place …