Vitamin E increases Leydig Cell Sensitivity

[dcguy4u]

Vitamin E and Erectile Function : A good read

Role of Oxidative Stress in the Pathophysiological Mechanism of Erectile Dysfunction -- Agarwal et al. 27 (3): 335 -- Journal of Andrology

[plymouth city]

Originally Posted by eeso

So this is the best? How many to take per day mate?

Thanks for your imput!

Yep, this is the best one I have found so far. One a day should do

I wonder how long till someone deletes this post because of sourcing?

I am seriously considering getting my own forum

[plymouth city]

http://grande.nal.usda.gov/ibids/ind...&therow=788125

Blackwell Synergy - Asian J Andrology, Volume 9 Issue 1 Page 117-124, January 2007 (Article Abstract)

SpringerLink - Journal Article

ScienceDirect - Reproductive Toxicology : The protective effects of melatonin and Vitamin E on antioxidant enzyme activities and epididymal sperm characteristics of homocysteine treated male rats

Sertoli-cell prostaglandin synthesis. Effects of (follitropin) differentiation and dietary vitamin E.

[EIC]

It seems like most of the recommended vitamin E supplements are soy based or contain soy. It seems to me that we might be taking a step backwards by trying to improve androgen levels by taking a soy-based supplement.

Why not take a few tablespoons of a good cold-pressed wheat germ oil each day? Was not wheat germ oil the oil used in the studies that showed improved testosterone and fertility with vitamin E? Tastes like hell, but I think it is the best way to go.

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by EIC

It seems like most of the recommended vitamin E supplements are soy based or contain soy. It seems to me that we might be taking a step backwards by trying to improve androgen levels by taking a soy-based supplement.

Why not take a few tablespoons of a good cold-pressed wheat germ oil each day? Was not wheat germ oil the oil used in the studies that showed improved testosterone and fertility with vitamin E? Tastes like hell, but I think it is the best way to go.

In November magazine, not yet on internet, LEF is supporting use of soy for healthy prostate.
Per product description
Super-Absorbable Soy Isoflavones
60 capsules
Item Catalog Number: 758
Super-Absorbable Soy Isoflavones, 60 Capsules

it probably increases estogens
but they must feel that overall this soy based product is beneficial for men.

[EIC]

Originally Posted by JanSz

In November magazine, not yet on internet, LEF is supporting use of soy for healthy prostate.
Per product description
Super-Absorbable Soy Isoflavones
60 capsules
Item Catalog Number: 758
Super-Absorbable Soy Isoflavones, 60 Capsules

it probably increases estogens
but they must feel that overall this soy based product is beneficial for men.

This may cut against the grain on this site, but I'm very skeptical of the things that LEF has to offer. They strike me as more of the politically correct, mainstream organization that is simply pushing the bandwagon advice of tons of veggies and lots of soy. In other words, they are simply following the fads with a lot of their advice. Their magazine is nothing more than a dressed up commercial for their own products; a sophisticated bodybuilding magazine in that way. Garbage I say.

[plymouth city]

Your talking about a miniscule amount of soy.

Small amounts of soy are harmless.

Just don't base a diet around them

[eeso]

Just thought I'd bump this for everyone, and wondering if anyone is planning to try it and have before and after labs? Or am I gonna have to be the guinea pig?

[eeso]

What about this one?

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