Lycopene a bright red natural pigment found in tomato. Lycopene is not produced by the body Proven antioxidant. A six year study of 48,000 male health professionals conducted by Harvard Medical School found that consuming tomato products more than twice a week, as opposed to never, was associated with a reduced risk of prostate cancer or up to 34 percent.

Based on health claim guidance provided by the FDA, therisk of prostate cancer may be reduced by eating half toone cup of tomatoes per week. University of North Carolina compared 1,379 American andEuropean men who had suffered a heart attack with thesame number of healthy men found that those with highlevels of lycopene appeared to be protected against thedisease with about half the risk

A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealsevidence that increasing your intake of lycopene may helpreduce your risk of stroke and acute coronary events

15% of couples suffer from infertilityA male factor is responsible for the couple infertility in 30% to 50% of the cases, 5% to 10% of males are infertile or sub-fertileRecent studies show that lycopene supplementation improves the quality of sperm in infertile men

We recommend 4 tablets a day to supplement your food
In cases of severe deficiency use 8 tablets a day.