End Fatigue
Infertility
BACKGROUND
Infertility is becoming increasingly common, affecting about 1 in 6 couples. Of those affected:
• | 1/3 are associated with ovulation, anatomic, immunologic, infectious, nutritional or hormonal factors on the woman's side. |
• | 1/3 are caused by low sperm count in the man (sperm counts have dropped 60% worldwide in the last 50 years). |
• | 1/3 of cases are associated with a mix of male and female factors. |
Simple natural therapies can markedly improve a woman’s fertility and a man’s sperm count. Unfortunately, because these treatments are NOT expensive, no one tells physicians about them. Instead, physicians are told about IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) at a cost of about $35,000.
TREATMENT
There are many effective treatments. They should be done together, and both the man and woman should be treated.
Here are a few quick points (each can markedly increase fertility):
FOR WOMEN:
General Diet Advice
Avoid soda and coffee
Avoid high doses of vitamin C
Don't take more than 1,000 mg a day.
Avoid a high protein diet
e.g., the Atkins Diet.
Drink whole milk
Fat free milk can drop fertility markedly.
Recommended Supplements
Multi-nutrient powder
Take a good multi-nutrient powder (see Energy Revitalization System).
Iron
If the Ferritin iron test is under 50, take iron.
Thyroid hormone
Take thyroid hormone (even if your lab tests are “normal” — see Lab Testing NOT Reliable!).
FOR MEN:
Raise your sperm count (even if “normal”) through the following:
General Diet Advice
Avoid soy products
Soy can drop sperm count — a lot.
Recommended Supplements
Multi-nutrient powder
Take a good multi-nutrient powder.
Coenzyme Q10
Take Coenzyme Q10 200 mg/day.
L-Arginine
Take L-Arginine 4 gm/day.
Acetyl-L-Carnitine & carnitine
Take Acetyl-L-Carnitine 1,000 mg/day and carnitine 1,000 mg/day.
Ribose
Take Ribose 5 gm twice a day.
Other Therapies & Advice
Wear loose boxer shorts.
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