Traditional and modern medicine have proven that a high functioning liver and kidneys strengthens libido and stamina. It also holds that deficiencies of the body’s main detoxifying organs – the kidneys, liver, and blood – are at the root of female infertility. While dysfunction of the liver and kidneys can create toxin build-up and stress in the body that results in low sperm count, motility issues, erectile concerns, and a myriad of other conditions that make reproduction difficult.

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Naturals Way To Boost Male & Female Fertility
● The Fertility Diet
While trying to conceive, it is important to change certain lifestyle habits like your current diet. Incorporating organic fruits and vegetables, organic grass-fed raw dairy, and cold water fish like salmon into your diet have more nutritional value than non-healthy foods.

● Detox
Fertility cleansing is a perfect and more natural way to prepare the body for pregnancy. Cleansing certain organs like the liver (removes toxins and excess hormones) and the uterus (increases circulation) can increase chances of conceiving.

● Eliminating Stress From Your Life
Although it may not seem that serious, but stress-levels play an important part in conceiving. Too much of stress can (like heavy exercise) make your body’s hormonal production to become unbalanced. Try including relaxation techniques like yoga and meditation to get you back on track.

● Regular Exercise
Along with a healthy diet, regular exercise is the key to overall health, including male fertility. Keeping the body weight at normal levels can also help relieve stress and anxiety.

Causes Infertility Issues

● Chronic Illnesses
● Stress
● Smoking
● Malnutrition
● Alcohol
● Eating Disorders
● Excessive Weight Gain

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