Fertility is important to men as it is to women. Male fertility depends on the sperm’s ability to fertilize an egg. Sperm count and sperm quality are the main characteristics of male fertility and are dependent on many non-modifiable (diet, alcohol, tobacco, weight, etc.) factors. The genetic material contained in the...
Fertility is dependent on age, but it is equally affected by modifiable factors such as diet, weight, smoking, alcohol, or taking illegal substances. Diet is just as important during the conception stages as it is during embryonic development. A varied and balanced diet guarantees an adequate intake of...
Ovaries are the female sex glands that produce eggs. It is important to know that various factors have a negative impact on reproductive function and may lead to less frequent or a lack of ovulation, resulting in reduced fertility. For example, being overweight and consuming alcohol have scientifically proven adverse effects...