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Step 1
Use vitamin C. Taking between 200 to 1,000 mg of vitamin C prevents sperm from bunching together, referred to as sperm agglutination. Sperm that are not bunched together move more quickly toward the egg, increasing the chances of fertilization.
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Step 2
Take vitamin E. Studies have shown that taking 400IU of this antioxidant daily aids the body in sperm production.
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Step 3
Increase your Selenium intake. Selenium is actually a mineral and can be taken in pill form, but it is also found naturally in red meat and seafood. Keeping your Selenium intake at about 70 mg a day protects the sperm by helping to prevent oxidation.
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Step 4
Choose vitamin B12. This vitamin helps to increase sperm count and aids in their motility, the measurement of how many sperm, per sample, are moving.
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Step 1
Increase vitamin A intake to improves hormone production. An increase in hormone production can increase chances of conceiving.
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Step 2
Take B-Complex vitamins such as Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pantothenic Acid, Pyridoxine, Biotin, Folic Acid and Cyanocbalamin, all of which increase hormone production.
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Step 3
Add vitamin C to your diet. Vitamin C aids in the production of cervical fluid, helping the sperm reach the egg more easily.
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Step 4
Go for the vitamin E. Studies have shown vitamin E to increase the quality of the egg, thereby increasing the chances of a successful fertilization.






