Wesley on Nostr: The things causing infertility are substantially complex. Anecdotally I’ve seen ...
The things causing infertility are substantially complex.
Anecdotally I’ve seen multiple patients with infertility successfully get pregnant after dietary changes addressed at obesity. It got to the point that standard risk/benefit options of lifestyle changes meant including a discussion of increased fertility.
The dietary changes I discussed in addressing obesity meant changing from a toxic standard American diet to whole foods generally including meat, eggs, dairy, fish, some vegetables, low carb fruit/berries, and maybe some seeds and nuts. Sometimes it included forms of fasting.
We’d also address sleep, social factors, stress management, and toxin exposure.
So while toxic foods aren’t the only cause, eating a healthy diet in addition to some other changes made a tremendous change in fertility prior to the covid vaccine.
Also note the patients I was seeing usually had significant obesity which skews perspective.
I’m less sure about covid vaccines causing infertility, but it does make sense that it could. We have better data on it causing miscarriages, which it does particularly in the first trimester.
But the other vaccines that we give routinely have not been tested for impacting fertility so those could be adding to toxic burden. Or might be causing it directly. I know they have tested vaccines to directly cause infertility so in my mind that possibility exists. Considering that medical ethicists encourage doctors to lie in certain scenarios, such as in tackling climate change, I don’t trust what’s published anymore.
So who knows what all causes it. My solution: Eat healthy whole foods which for most people includes eating animal products. Build healthy relationships. Avoid toxins whether artificial chemical compounds or other things toxic to the mind such as television. Enjoy sex. And build a life that is meaningful whether you have children or not.
Might not work for everyone but it worked for me and my wife who are now quite busy with three children 5 and younger.
Anecdotally I’ve seen multiple patients with infertility successfully get pregnant after dietary changes addressed at obesity. It got to the point that standard risk/benefit options of lifestyle changes meant including a discussion of increased fertility.
The dietary changes I discussed in addressing obesity meant changing from a toxic standard American diet to whole foods generally including meat, eggs, dairy, fish, some vegetables, low carb fruit/berries, and maybe some seeds and nuts. Sometimes it included forms of fasting.
We’d also address sleep, social factors, stress management, and toxin exposure.
So while toxic foods aren’t the only cause, eating a healthy diet in addition to some other changes made a tremendous change in fertility prior to the covid vaccine.
Also note the patients I was seeing usually had significant obesity which skews perspective.
I’m less sure about covid vaccines causing infertility, but it does make sense that it could. We have better data on it causing miscarriages, which it does particularly in the first trimester.
But the other vaccines that we give routinely have not been tested for impacting fertility so those could be adding to toxic burden. Or might be causing it directly. I know they have tested vaccines to directly cause infertility so in my mind that possibility exists. Considering that medical ethicists encourage doctors to lie in certain scenarios, such as in tackling climate change, I don’t trust what’s published anymore.
So who knows what all causes it. My solution: Eat healthy whole foods which for most people includes eating animal products. Build healthy relationships. Avoid toxins whether artificial chemical compounds or other things toxic to the mind such as television. Enjoy sex. And build a life that is meaningful whether you have children or not.
Might not work for everyone but it worked for me and my wife who are now quite busy with three children 5 and younger.