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Chicago, IL, September 20, 2002 – The antioxidant Pycnogenol (R) (pic-noj-and-all) to improve the quality and function of sperm in men with fertility problems in an average of 38% and 19% respectively following only 90 days of use, according to a new landmark clinical study published in the October issue of the Journal of Reproductive Medicine, giving infertile couples new hope and new alternative procedures are more invasive. "Up to 60% of infertile couples have difficulty conceiving due to abnormalities in sperm of the male.

For Pycnogenol (R) to increase the sperm functions normally, of course, couples may be able (or potentially) avoid in-vitro fertilization and enjoy the natural fertility, improvement of fertility or undergo less invasive and less expensive procedures for promotion, "said Dr. Scott Roseff, author of the study and director of the West Essex Center for Advanced Reproductive Endocrinology (Logitech) in West Orange, New Jersey. The sperm cells surrounding sperm normally rich in antioxidants and protects sperm from oxidative damage, according to Dr.

Roseff, but in sub-fertile men, seminal fluid, for unknown reasons, can not be protected by anti-oxidants. "We chose Pycnogenol (R) for the study, since the substances used one of the richest sources of bioavailable and bioactive natural antioxidants known. Pycnogenol (which happens to be several times more potent than other known antioxidants like vitamin C and vitamin E . The biological precursors of oligomeric procyanidins and catechin Taxifolin as effective and well-known radicals, "he said.

According to Dr. Roseff The study clearly shows that taking a daily dose of Pycnogenol (R) resulted in an improvement in the quality and sperm function, because the security natural anti-oxidant, has been completed. Pycnogenol (R) is a natural plant extract from the bark of maritime pine that grows along the coast of southwest France. This is a unique combination of natural and genetically programmed constant proportions of procyanidins, bioflavonoids and organic acids, which is a super antioxidant.

Pycnogenol (R) is now available in hundreds of multivitamin supplements and formulas in the world. The research was supported by Horphag research, development original Pycnogenol (R). For a full copy of the study, the MWW Group, please contact (312) 853-3131.

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