Men With Fertility Problems May Want to Consider Utilizing Turmeric

(Newswire.net — March 8, 2017) Las Vegas, NV — Women are widely thought to be impacted by fertility problems. However, the truth is that30-40% of fertility problems are attributed to men. There are natural alternatives thought to be helpful for the condition, such as turmeric.

Men with fertility problems may want to consider utilizing turmeric. Male fertility problems may appear in various ways, such as the presence of abnormal sperm, low sperm count, and reduced ability of the sperm to move.

One of the most important factors of male fertility is healthy testosterone levels. However, there are other factors such as low thyroid hormone levels, which limit conception.

According to statistics, 24-40% of men who are diagnosed with infertility have high levels of free radicals in their body. Thus, high levels of free radicals are also a factor. Other factors include mental stress, and certain medications.  A condition called varicocele, which is a varicose vein in the testicle, is also a factor since it can block the sperm.

Turmeric is a natural spice that is native to India. It has been a popular natural alternative in traditional Chinese and Ayurveda medicine.

This spice contains a bioactive ingredient called curcumin, which is also a phytochemical. Curcumin has been widely thought to be responsible for many of turmeric’s potential health benefits.  Some of the unique ingredients found in curcumin are believed to contain antibacterial, antioxidant, anti-carcinogenic, antiviral, antiseptic, antibiotic, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Curcumin is also believed to improve erectile dysfunction associated with diabetes as well as potentially reducing anxiety, which may temporarily cause erectile dysfunction.

This powerful phytochemical may also have the potential to offer protection to reproductive glands against the side effects, such as loss of function, caused by certain pharmaceutical drugs. Curcumin also has the potential to limit free radical damage as well as potentially improve antioxidant levels in the body.

Curcumin may even shield the male reproductive system from dangerous chemicals such as toxic chromium, which is often used in dye, chrome plating, and leather industries.

Turmeric, as a whole, is also believed to halt the undesirable effects of nitrate pollutants, which are harmful changes in the antioxidant and testosterone levels.

Curcumin has long been believed to offer therapeutic properties. However, it has low bioavailability, which limits its absorption in the body.

Individuals who want to take advantage of the potential health benefits of the spice may use curcumin supplements with piperine, which is a black pepper extract. This possible bioavailability-enhancing ingredient is believed to help increase curcumin absorption inside the body.

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