Fertility Factor 5^™

Tongkat Ali LJ100

LJ100 is a patented extract of the Tongkat Ali plant created by the Massachusets Institute of Technology (MIT). LJ100 has been clinically studied numerous times and proven to boost libido, enhance sexual functions, increase semen volume, and improve sperm count, movement, and shape.

Panax Ginseng

Long used as an aphrodisiac in Asia, Panax ginseng has been studied extensively. Research has shown it to boost libido, improve overall sexual function, help with erection control, and improve sperm development.

Zinc

There is clinical proof that higher zinc levels are associated with male fertility. Multiple studies have also shown that low levels of zinc in males could be the cause of poor sperm development and motility. Therefore, zinc is a must-have ingredient in any male fertility supplement.

Selenium

Selenium is considered an essential element for male fertility. Numerous studies have proven that men with low levels of selenium have a greater risk of infertility. In fact, some of these studies report that up to 40% of infertile men have a selenium deficiency.

BioPerine

This patented black pepper extract works as a multiplier for many nutrients, including the zinc and selenium in Fertility Factor 5. Studies have confirmed that adding BioPerine to zinc and selenium supplements increases the bioavailability of each, making them more effective at fighting male infertility.

Tongkat Ali LJ100

A total of 75 men struggling with infertility were given 200mg of LJ100 for nine months. The results were:

• Overall semen parameters improved in 100% of participants.
• Sperm concentration went up by 65% overall.
• The percent of sperm with normal morphology increased by 95%.
• 85% of participants qualified for in-utero or in-vitro fertilization.
• 15% of participants impregnated their partners during the study.

A 12-week double-blind, placebo-controlled study took place with 109 men. The group taking LJ100 were found to:

• Have a 44% increase in sperm mobility.
• Have increased semen volume by 18.2%.
• Have significantly improved erection frequency and control.

Panax Ginseng

In 2013 a review of 80 separate clinical studies was published in the peer-reviewed journal, Systems Biology in Reproductive Medicine. This review found that Panax ginseng could:

• Help men get and maintain erections.
• Improve sexual performance.
• Boost libido.
• Increase sperm count.
• Improve sperm motility or sperm movement.

This study was conducted at the University of Rome La Sapienza in Italy. In it, 60 men with infertility issues were given Panax ginseng daily for the entire course of the study. At the end of the study, the participants showed a significant improvement in sperm development and motility or sperm movement.

Zinc

In 2018, Professor Diana Chu, a male fertility expert at San Francisco State University, published an article in the respected Journal of Biology. This article outlined her research of dozens of clinical studies on the effects of zinc and male fertility. She found that zinc played a critical role in male fertility and was vital for sperm motility and fertility.

In this study, 38 men suffering from infertility were given zinc supplements daily for the entire length. After it concluded, they were each found to have improved sperm development and motility.

Selenium

In this study, published in 2018, 12 infertile men were given 50mcg of selenium daily for three months. That is 20mcg less than the daily dosage in Fertility Factor 5. After three months, the study confirmed that selenium:

• Improved sperm motility.
• Increased sperm count.
• Improved sperm shape.
• Improved sperm viability.

In a study conducted by the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, sixty-nine men suffering from infertility were split into three groups. One group was given a placebo, the second was given selenium, and the third was given selenium with assorted vitamins.

After supplementing daily for three months, the two groups taking selenium showed a significant improvement in sperm motility, and 11% of them successfully impregnated their partners during the study.

BioPerine

In a study to determine the effect BioPerine has on selenium, men suffering from infertility were split into two groups. One group received selenium, and the second group received selenium with BioPerine. The study concluded that taking BioPerine with selenium significantly improved the bioavailability of selenium.

In a clinical study on the effect of BioPerine on zinc, researches found that adding BioPerine to zinc supplements increased the amount of zinc absorbed into the body, making the zinc more effective at combatting male infertility.