TTC? See How Exposure to Toxins Impairs Your Chances & What to Do

Many factors are responsible for infertility among men and women, and while many are traceable to individual lifestyle, others are due to environmental factors.

According to the American Fertility Association, recent studies suggest that toxins in the environment are not only damaging the reproductive capacities of men and women, exposure to ubiquitous dioxins such as cigarette smoke, lead and mercury, and some agricultural pesticides are known to be direct threats to a couple’s ability to conceive or achieve a healthy pregnancy.

The AFA avers that troubling new research suggests that a broader range of chemicals — including many that are associated with everyday products such as household cleansers, personal care and beauty aids, and even plastic water bottles — could have a much more complex and far-reaching impact on men and women’s fertility.

Corroborating this research reports, a Nigerian fertility expert, Prof. Oladapo Ashiru, notes that in females, the causes of infertility include obesity (associated with polycystic ovarian syndrome and endocrine disorders), increased maternal age, hormonal imbalance, stress, infections, toxins from the environment and improper nutrition.

Male factors are said to be due to deficiencies in semen and semen quality, erectile dysfunction and genetic factors which are as a result of environmental toxins, as well as toxins produced from diet, which leads to hormonal imbalance and infertility.

Fertility specialists have developed herbal preparations that have been tested and proven to help otherwise infertile women become fertile by toning and preparing the endometrium (the membrane lining the uterus) for the best conception environment.

Men are not left out, as a gender-appropriate natural medicine has been developed to add value to the spermatozoa, thus boosting its quality and quantity.

These herbomineral formulations developed by Charak Pharma of India have been deployed in the successful treatment of infertility for over five decades. Two of such drugs are the M2-Tone for women; and Addyzoa for men.

M2-Tone is a rational combination of scientifically well studied herbs such as Saraca indica, whose bark is reported to have stimulating effect on the uterine and ovarian tissue; and is said to be useful in the scientific treatment of several ailments, including menstrual cramps,  some cases of uterine bleeding, uterine fibroids, haemorrhoids (pile), and internal bleeding.

Another integral herb in M2-Tone is Terminalia chebula, highly regarded for its extraordinary healing powers and believed to eliminate all waste from the body, and also promote tissue growth and health. Adhatoda vasica, another component, is an agent that tones, strengthens and invigorates the uterus or the entire organism, giving a feeling of wellbeing.

A study on M2-Tone published in the journal of South Asian Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists, notes that “M2-Tone improved the endometrial blood supply as assessed by latest imaging technique, 3D Color Doppler Ultrasound; and is known to improve pregnancy rate by up to 31 per cent.”

The report notes further that, “M2-Tone harmonises hormones in women to ensure regular menstruation, normal ovulation (release of ovum at regular monthly intervals) and provides nourishment to endometrium for a healthy baby to grow.”

Addyzoa, which also comes in form of capsules, is reputed to ensure the improvement of sperm production on all three parameters such as count, motility and morphology.

Recent clinical trials done at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India, and published in Indian Journal of Urology, notes that Addyzoa capsules benefit men by improving the motility of sperm, resulting in improved chances of conception by their female partners.

Addyzoa and M2-Tone are available in all leading pharmacies all over the nation.

For more information, please call 0816692724.