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publication name Effect of Vit. C, Vit. E and yeast on sperm parameters: a friend or foe?!
Authors Ahmed Samy Saad1,2, Sahar Afify Eissa2 Tamer M. Assar1 Aziza ali negm
year 2023
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Abstract

Objective: Comparing different effects of supplementation of Ham’s F10 media with vitamin E, Baker’s Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) extraction and different concentrations of vitamin C on sperm parameters. Patients and methods: Forty samples of ejaculated semen from infertile males were collected. Six equal fractions of each semen sample were created. A Control group (activated with Ham’s F10 only). 5 study groups were activated with Ham’s F10 plus: Group 1:Vit E (conc. 2 mg/ml Ham’s F10), groups 2,3,4 (Vit C1, Vit C2 and Vit C3) (conc.0.02, 0.04, 0.06 mg/ml Ham’s F10, respectively) ), Group 6: Yeast ( 20 mg/ml Ham’sF10). Results: The treated groups showed considerable improvements over the control group in vitality, total motility, progressive motility, and oxidative stress. Comparable results were found between the Vit. E group (72%, 45%, 95%& 0) and the Yeast group (66%, 39%, 95%& 0), and the best result for Vit. C was with conc. (0.06 mg/ml) in group Vit. C3(65%,39%, 95%& 0). Conclusions: Vitamin C, vitamin E, and yeast all have positive effects on semen parameters. Vit.E has the best results than Vit. C and yeast. The best concentration of Vit. C to achieveresults is 0.06 mg/ml Ham’s F10.

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