ROOT CAUSES OF MALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN ISSUES

Several long-term studies have shown that quality factors of human sperm, in particular sperm count, movement and shapes have dropped by more than half in recent decades

• Cardiovascular An increasing calcification of important arteries and small blood vessels causes poor circulation throughout the body. The underlying causes are smoking, hypertension, diabetes, atherosclerosis and high cholesterol. This leads to an inability to effectively direct blood to the penis with flood to create an erection.
• Hormonal Fast food diets, alcohol, excessive weight and too little exercise can lead to the condition of excessive estrogen and insufficient testosterone in the male body. This imbalance increases as men age and produce less testosterone.

DEER VELVET FOR MEN’S REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

Chinese medical practice has well established deer velvet’s ability to balance hormones and promote sexual functioning in men. Modern scientific researches are now unlocking the secret of this ancient oriental ingredient.

Research has shown that AMINO ACIDS are able to contribute effectively to improve erectile function. Deer velvet is the richest natural source of amino acids and deer velvet in NutritiveZ™ health supplements is warranted to contain >57% amino acids, including:

• It directly and indirectly supports healthy male fertility.
• It helps maintain sperm motility through the production of the important polyamines: putrescine, spermidine and spermine.
• Arginine is a precursor of nitric oxide which assists in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Nitric oxide relaxes blood vessel walls to improve blood circulation (on the penis) and increase the arterial elasticity to reduce blood pressure. At a result erectile processes are improved.
• Deer velvet also contains ornithine, a perfectly-suited supplement to arginine. It is reduced to arginine in the body very slowly. Therefore it provides a long lasting effect. The combination of the two amino acids leads to a noticeable increase in vitality. This positive increase is proven to support erectile capabilities in men.

• Human spermatozoa are encased in a membrane of polyunsaturated fatty acids which are highly susceptible to oxidative stress as a result of lipid peroxidation. This free radical damage degrades the sperm membrane. That leads to a decrease in sperm motility, an increase in abnormal sperm morphology, a reduction in oocyte penetration capacity, and infertility results.
• The pathogenesis of male infertility is thought to be influenced by imbalances between antioxidant defense and pro-oxidative stress.
• Glutathione is one of the most powerful antioxidants active in the human body. Clinical studies have established a clear link between low seminal plasma glutathione levels and abnormal sperm parameters.
• Glutathione is able to positively influence the quality of sperm in men. This effect is achieved by the lowering of blood pressure, decreasing oxidative stress on the sensitive sperm cells, and therefore minimising damage to their DNA cargo.
• Deer velvet is an ingenious creation by nature, containing acids cysteine, glycine and glutamic acid on which glutathione relies for synthesis.

• Lysine and methionine are precursors of L-Carnitine. Carnitine is a powerful male fertility enhancing nutrient which improves male fertility by supporting sperm count, sperm concentration, motility, nuclear DNA integrity and morphology.
• Carnitine also has important antioxidant properties. It can help protect sperm cells from oxidative stress.

ZINC is one of the numerous important minerals and trace elements found in deer velvet. Zinc is found in high levels within sperm because it is essential to the synthesis of the sperm membrane and tail. Without sufficient zinc, sperm will lack the strength and motility to support fertilisation. Zinc also influences the production of hormone such as testosterone. Numerous studies conducted in North America have shown that velvet antler increases TESTOSTERONE levels in men. It contains nutrients that are necessary in the production, utilization, and absorption of testosterone in the body.