It has been estimated that approximately 15% of reproductive-age couples suffer from infertility. According to scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, male fertility is falling by 1,4% per year. The symposium sponsored by Alfasigma addresses the causes of decreasing fertility both in the male and in the woman with special attention to the role of nutrients in the oxidative processes concerning human reproduction.
It has been estimated that approximately 15% of reproductive-age couples suffer from infertility. According to scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, male fertility is falling by 1,4% per year. The symposium sponsored by Alfasigma addresses the causes of decreasing fertility both in the male and in the woman with special attention to the role of nutrients in the oxidative processes concerning human reproduction.
Improving sperm function and male fertility by using a specific micronutrients combination
Part 1. Male infertility: the size of the problem
Part 2. Male infertility: the varicocele issue
Part 3. Male infertility: oxidative stress
Part 4. Male infertility: our experience
Improving the chances of pregnacy by addressing hormonal and metabolic alterations
Part 1. Human evolution and stress
Part 2. Functional hypotalamic amenorrhea
Part 3. Carnitine and reproduction