by Kate | 13th April 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts
Have you ever wondered how long after ovulation should you take a pregnancy test? This is the question I get asked frequently by my patients and it’s one of the main topics of conversation in my Facebook Fertility Support Group UK. When should you do a test if...
by Kate | 1st April 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts
What is Condensyl and how does it improve sperm quality? Condensyl is a dietary supplement in tablet form designed to improve sperm quality and the fertilisation capability of sperm. Condensyl achieves this by boosting the body’s own ability to prevent or correct...
by Kate | 23rd March 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts, PCOS
I LOVE granola and especially Fertility boosting granola! Until recently I’ve felt really guilty eating it as the shop bought granola is packed full of sugar. So a few months ago I decided to make my own, and it is such a success that I wanted to share the...
by Kate | 14th March 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts
Male infertility factor accounts for 50% of all fertility problems and the reason can often be due to oxidative stress. Sperm naturally produces small amounts of free oxygen radicals known as ROS, and this small amount is required for normal sperm function and good...
by Kate | 7th March 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts
In the UK 25% of fertility problems are due to male factor alone. There are many reasons for male infertility and not always are these causes clear. However we do know that the following can cause male infertility: • Hormone imbalance, such as hypogonadism (reduced...
by Kate | 21st February 2017 | Blog, Fertility Facts
A low sperm count can make it more difficult to conceive naturally, although depending on the degree the sperm is effected, it may still be possible to conceive. Male factor infertility is very common and is the cause of difficulty in conceiving in 1 in 3 couples....
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