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Source of validity: Scientific
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Protein is an essential macronutrient necessary for overall health, including the maintenance and function of the male reproductive system. Scientific evidence supports the role of adequate protein intake in supporting hormonal balance, sperm production, and reproductive tissue repair. Proteins provide amino acids required for the synthesis of reproductive hormones such as testosterone, which is crucial for male fertility. Research indicates that malnutrition or protein deficiency can negatively impact testicular function, reduce sperm count, and alter sperm motility. Some studies have also shown that specific amino acids, such as arginine and carnitine, may directly benefit sperm health and motility. However, most of the scientific validation pertains to the prevention of deficiency states rather than enhancement beyond normal dietary needs. There is little evidence that high protein intake above recommended levels further improves male reproductive function in healthy individuals. In summary, while protein is scientifically validated as necessary for proper male reproductive health, its specific use as a supplement to enhance this body system is only strongly justified in cases of inadequate dietary intake or increased physiological demand.

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