Men claim these $30 pills boost their sperm counts and more: We got pregnant that month!

Most of us have heard of prenatal vitamins for women, but men are increasingly turning to their own fertility support supplements — and one brand, in particular, is picking up speed.The supplement in question is Nature’s Craft Male Fertility Support, a powerful blend of CoQ10, maca root, methylfolate and D-aspartic acid.

The brand claims each ingredient is “carefully selected to promote fertility for men and support sperm volume.”A bottle of 90 capsules retails for just $30 on Amazon, and New York Post shoppers can save an additional 25% with code NYPOST25OFF.There is some research to back up one of the key ingredients.A 2015 double-blind study that looked at the effect of maca supplementation on semen parameters concluded that “maca possesses fertility-enhancing properties” in men.

Specifically, the study found that men taking the supplement showed improvements in sperm motility and shape.But according to those taking Nature’s Craft Male Fertility Support, the supplement may also help increase sperm count — at least, according to their own test results.One woman, whose husband had been working to improve his sperm quality, reported: “He’s been taking these for almost 2.5 months, and there has been a dramatic improvement in his sperm tests! The count is significantly higher, and motility and morphology have improved by over 50%!”Some report other benefits such as increased energy and libido, as well as improved mood and stamina.Several other reviewers have even suggested these capsules may have helped them conceive.

“Was not expecting these to work so fast,” another reviewer shared.“My wife and I recently decided to give these a try, and literally within the first month and a half she’s pregnant.”Reviewers also note that the pills are small, easy to swallow and relatively tasteless.

According to the brand, the supplement is manufactured in GMP-certified facilities in America, and the capsules are also non-GMO and free from unneces...

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Publisher: New York Post

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