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After treatment with Pycnogenol^® increase in functionally normal sperm may allow infertile couples to forgo in vitro fertilization.
Roseff, S. J. (2002).Improvement in sperm quality and function with French maritime pine tree bark extract.The Journal of Reproductive Medicine 47(10): 821-824.

Pycnogenol^® and Ginkgo biloba supplementation showed beneficial effects in erectile dysfunction
Muchova, J., Chovanova, Z., Hauserova, M., Liptakova, A., Vuznakova, M., Tribaticky, B., Breza, J. And Durackova, Z. (2004)The effect of natural plyphenols (Extract from Pinus pinaster (Pycnogenol^®) and Ginkgobiloba (EGB 761) on the oxidative stress and erectile function in patients suffering from erectile dysfunction.Proceedings. (Abstract No L 61)4th International Conference Vitamins 2004 Targeted Nutritional Therapy, 13-15.9.2004, Aula Univerzity Pardubice.

Pycnogenol^® improves the morphology of spermatozoa. The percentage of non-deformed sperms in sub-fertile men was increased by 99% after supplementation with Pycnogenol^® for three months.
Roseff, S and Gulati, R. (1999)Improvement of sperm quality by Pycnogenol^®.European Bulletin of Drug Research, 7 (2): 33-36.

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