In the previous article, Dr Amin points out that sperm counts are declining and she offers some dietary advice to help men maximize their potential. In this article I will look at the world view and the consequences of this decline.
Julia Belluz writes for Vox that recent research suggests sperm counts are falling, with a 2017 study published in …
As time goes on we are learning more about some simple lifestyle and environmental issues that can affect a couple’s chance of conceiving. We all know the obvious ones like stopping smoking, using recreational drugs, excessive drinking, but here are a couple I bet you did not know.
One important lifestyle issue is diet. If you’re trying to have a …
There are environmental threats to both a man’s and a woman’s fertility. Some are obvious like smoking. Others we may not be aware of and there may be little or nothing we can do about it.
As reported in the New York Times, a few years ago scientists began testing a theory about the risks to women posed by …
As reported in the New York Times, male fertility is more sensitive to environmental toxins than female fertility.
To study the impact of everyday chemicals on fertility, federal researchers recently spent four years tracking 501 couples as they tried to have children. One of the findings stood out: while both men and women were exposed to known toxic chemicals, …
