Impryl^® FAQs

Each tablet of Impryl contains:

200 mg               Betaine

200 mg               L-cystine

16mg                   Niacin

10 mg                  Zinc

1.4 mg                 Vitamin B6

1.4 mg                 Riboflavin

400 mcg             Folic acid (5MTHF – glucosamine)

2.5 mcg               Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin)

It is recommended to take one tablet per day.

Impryl is a tablet that can be taken with water.

The micronutrients in Impryl are already in an active form, so everyone can benefit from it, even the 25% of people who are unaware that they cannot convert some essential micronutrients into an active form.

Impryl is a nutritional supplement to be taken daily as part of a well balanced diet. Skipping a dose isn’t a problem, just continue with your scheduled dose, however, if you miss multiple doses the treatment won’t be as effective.

Yes.

Impryl is recommended for all men and women who are attempting to conceive, whether or not they have known fertility problems. Environmental stress and modern lifestyles can negatively affect gametes (sperm or eggs) and therefore, it is essential that we all have balanced metabolic support.

Impryl supplements can help both men and women. The nutritional supplements found in Impryl are especially important for men with sperm that has oxidative damage called DNA fragmentation. This is not routinely tested for but is frequently present, especially in sperm where routine semen analysis is abnormal. Sperm DNA fragmentation is associated with infertility and early miscarriage. Often men take strong antioxidants, but these products can cause reductive stress leading to a condition called sperm decondensation. Men with a sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) and/or Sperm Decondensation Index (SDI) higher than 20% have a reduced chance of conceiving. A long course of Impryl can help.

Clinical data shows that males who are resistant to Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) may achieve a pregnancy if their DFI and/or SDI is reduced after treatment with the micronutrients in Impryl.

The nutrients in Impyl are also particularly promising for women considered to have an advanced reproductive age who are particularly susceptible to oxidative damage, and in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

Both women and men wanting to optimise their fertility should take Impryl for at least three months prior to conception. Women should continue taking it until after birth and whilst breastfeeding as Impryl delivers nutrients needed through each stage.

Impryl is a nutritional supplement that delivers a balanced amount of nutrients that your body needs to help improve fertility. If your diet lacks these particular nutrients, your body will absorb them from Impryl. If they are not needed, you are simply adding beneficial nutrients into your diet.

The stated dose of Impryl is one tablet per day. This delivers a balanced amount of the active ingredients which correspond to what you would receive from an otherwise balanced diet.

The Impryl tablet should be swallowed with water. This can be done at any time during the day, but we advise that you do so at the same time every day so that it becomes a routine action and you receive regular metabolic support.

If possible, the tablet should be taken between meals to improve absorption.

Impryl is a nutritional supplement to be taken as part of a well-balanced diet. Skipping a dose does not constitute a problem but should it happen, just continue your dosing as scheduled. Should you forget several doses, just resume your normal pattern as soon as possible. Taking larger doses at one time would not compensate for previously skipped doses.

Be aware that forgetting to take Impryl over a long period may reduce your benefit from the treatment.

Impryl enables your body to provide all the natural antioxidant support you need.

We strongly discourage taking Impryl alongside strong direct antioxidants such as vitamin C, CoQ10, selenium and so on. These substances may induce ‘reductive stress’ that may negate the benefit of Impryl. Strong antioxidants have been shown to cause an increase of the sperm decondensation index (SDI), which is very bad for male fertility.

Impryl is a dietary supplement and does not require a medical prescription. However, if you are suffering from known fertility problems, and particularly if you are under specialist care, we suggest you discuss the matter with your doctor.

Impryl is a tablet that is packaged in a blister pack for protection. Each box contains 2 blister packs containing 15 tablets each: a total of 30 tablets.

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