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Not just about fertility, but also about peak performance, libido, athletic edge, weight control, and much more.Â
Male infertility refers to, in part, a sexually mature male’s inability to impregnate a fertile female. In humans it accounts for 40–50% of infertility, and before 2020, affects approximately 7% of all men.
Male infertility can be caused by low sperm production, abnormal sperm function or blockages that prevent the delivery of sperm. Illnesses, injuries, chronic health problems, lifestyle choices and other factors may contribute to male infertility. And more recently, the effects of CV-19 inoculations has resulted in a much higher incidence of sterility in both males and females.
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The BSI Signature Science-Based Diagnostics with Holistic Detox & Therapies Program, with Testing, Analysis & Custom Prescribed Treatment is required the first time, along with genital and abdomen examination. A live sperm analysis may also be requested.
Semen analysis, if needed, includes analysis of…
Anatomical or genetic abnormalities
Systemic or neurological diseases
Infections / STDs
Trauma to the groin or other areas of the body
Gonadotoxic radiation therapy
Sperm antibodies
Endocrine disruptors such as plastics, estrogen, soy products, etc.
Covid-19
(These control the sex hormones, and all interrelated bodily functions)
Modern drugs usually do not cure a problem and tend to cause addiction and other side effects. Lifestyle changes may be required for optimal healing to occur.
We strongly suggest the patient avoid all conventional erection medications, such as Viagra, etc. These cause nervous system damage, particular to the brain. They also do not heal problems, but can aggravate them in the end.
The patient must carefully monitor his therapy, as well as changes (subtle as well as profound) in libido, mood, diet etc. It’s very important to concurrently follow the infusion and oral medications schedule, while limiting conventional medications intake.
Of course diet and exercise are paramount. Daily stimulation of the genital region, including gentle testicular massage are advised.
Remember: The body only heals during deep sleep and rest. The patient must be patient, rest, and get impact exercise too. We recommend avoiding caffeine during therapy for best results.
