Cigarette smoking and infertility. Incidence About 30% of reproductive-age women and 35% of reproductive-age men in the US smoke cigarettes. In addition, many adolescents and teenage girls, despite costly and long-standing campaigns to limit their use. Several studies have shown a causal association between cigarette smoking and infertility. Therefore, in this article, we discuss the…
DetailsIndigestion is the Root Cause of Most Illnesses. Indigestion is the Root Cause of Most Illnesses and the Power of Mayr Cleansing. Introduction: Poor dietary and stressful lifestyles have become common in today’s fast-paced world. These factors often contribute to indigestion, leading to various health issues. Maldigestion, constipation, and subsequent fermentation in the intestinal tract…
DetailsThe Impact of Commonly Used Drugs on Male Fertility. Introduction: Infertility is the inability to conceive after one year of unprotected intercourse, and data from the Centers for Disease Control estimate that infertility affects 1 in 8 couples. Estimates suggest that male fertility may partly be responsible for 40% of the time. Commonly prescribed medications…
DetailsSexually Transmitted Diseases and Infertility The Relationship between Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Infertility: A Global Perspective with Focus on Nigeria and Africa In a previous writing, I alluded to the fact that infection is the most common cause of infertility. A presentation made at the World Fertility Congress gave a detailed exposition of these…
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