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04/01/2024

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31/07/2023

Beat the Summer Heat: Keeping It Cool Below!

Let's dive into a topic that's especially relevant during these scorching summer days—keeping your testicles cool.

Did you know that excessive heat can affect your s***m health? It's essential to give those jewels a break from soaring temperatures. Check out these cool tips to keep things comfortable:

1️⃣ Breezy un**es for the win: Embrace breathable boxer briefs or loose cotton underwear that let the air circulate freely, preventing any unwanted heat buildup.

2️⃣ Take a break from hot tubs: While hot tubs may be tempting, prolonged exposure to extreme heat can temporarily impact s***m production. So, enjoy a dip, but don't overdo it!

3️⃣ Loosen up, summer style: Say no to tight pants that trap heat and opt for relaxed, airy clothing that allows your boys to breathe. Let the summer breeze work its magic!

4️⃣ Shower cool, shower fresh: After a sweaty day in the sun, treat yourself to a refreshing, cool shower. Opt for lukewarm water instead of scalding hot, providing relief while keeping your testicles happy. ***m ***mhealth

23/07/2023

🚫 Myth: You can only get pregnant during ovulation.
✅ Fact: S***m can survive for up to five days, and the fertile window extends a few days before ovulation. Pregnancy can occur if in*******se happens a few days before ovulation.
Contrary to popular belief, pregnancy is not limited to the exact moment of ovulation. S***m can live inside the female reproductive system for several days, and the fertile window includes the days leading up to ovulation. This means that if you have in*******se a few days before ovulation, there is still a chance of getting pregnant. Understanding your fertile window and tracking ovulation signs can help optimize your chances of conception.

Although the fertile window provides the highest likelihood of pregnancy, it is still possible to conceive outside this window. Every person's reproductive system is unique, and factors such as irregular cycles, hormonal imbalances, or variations in s***m lifespan can influence the chances of pregnancy occurring outside the expected fertile window.
Remember, fertility is a complex process, and it's important to consult with healthcare professionals for personalized guidance on your fertility journey.

16/05/2023

Will you be at the fertility show?

We're really looking forward to joining the show this weekend, the 20th - 21st May.

If you want to learn more about male fertility then our stand will be the place to be. We'll have plenty of experts on hand to help you including our very own Professor of Andrology Ralf Henkel.

We can help with:

✔ understanding your semen analysis
✔ DNA fragmentation
✔ oxidative stress
✔ varicocele
✔ male fertility health tips
✔ supplements for s***m
✔ further tests and guidance on what else to do for s***m health

Plus so much more. If you've got questions about male fertility then our stand is the one to find.

You'll be able to complete your free health questionnaire with us so that we can give you instant advice and guidance.

AND!!!! We can be pretty confident that we'll be the only stand at the entire show with a PORSCHE RACING SIMULATOR😮🚦

That's right, come and have a go at driving the testhim Porsche as driven by

We can't wait to see you all there and to help you get the answers you need.

08/05/2023

28/04/2023

completing our free questionnaire could make all the difference to your fertility and health.

➡ Quick
➡ Simple
➡ Free
➡ Validated research based questions
➡ Instant health recommendations
➡ Downloadable PDF of your results
➡ Guidance on further tests
➡ Identifies "red flags"

If you've got questions about your fertility and health then why not complete your questionnaire today.

https://portal.testhim.com/

26/04/2023

Come and join us as co-director Ian Stones chats with Hannah Pearn about all things male fertility.

Tonight they'll be discussing:

👉 male fertility facts and figures

👉why the system fails men (and therefore women)

👉fertility testing for men and why so much is missed

👉what to do and what not to do to help improve your s***m

and no doubt a whole lot more.

To register head over to https://mailchi.mp/hannahpearn/facebook-group

If you can join us and have questions then pop them below. The webinar will be recorded and available the following day.

20/03/2023

The assessment of s***m morphology, determined by the cells’ shape and size, is an important part of male fertility testing. Previous research has suggested that only s***m with good s***m morphology are able to make their way to the egg in the woman’s body and fertilise it. Our knowledge of fac...

14/01/2023

Test Him shared a post on Instagram: "How does our free health portal work? Head over to our website now to complete your questionnaire. It literally takes just a few minutes and will give you instant health recommendations (link in bio) ...

12/12/2022

SOS test for S***m Oxidative Stress

🔬For the 1 in 6 couples who need help starting a family, male factors will be the cause of up to 50% of infertility issues. Male and female fertility can be caused by any number of physical, hormonal, genetic, immunological or lifestyle factors, but whereas women are usually offered a wide range of tests to check their fertility, men have historically often only been offered a general semen analysis.

A correct diagnosis is one of the most crucial factors to ensure successful fertility treatment, and while a semen analysis identifies many fertility issues, 25 – 40% of male infertility cases remain ‘unexplained’ after a semen analysis.

Where our SOS test comes in: S***m Oxidative Stress has been linked to poor s***m function, abnormal semen analysis results, and damage to s***m cell membranes, affecting their shape and movement. The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology also says that S***m Oxidative Stress is “the main cause of DNA damage”, which in turn could result in DNA errors within an embryo, causing lower pregnancy rates and a higher risk of miscarriage. All these factors contribute to failed IVF outcomes. Our SOS test can identify this issue quickly, and treatment can be simple.

www.carefertility.com/blog/oxidative-stress-the-main-cause-of-s***m-dna-damage

With love, Care x

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21/09/2022

With statistics verified by the NHS indicating that around one in a hundred women experience the heartbreak of recurrent miscarriage – that is losing three or more pregnancies in a row – a leading Bristol fertility clinic has taken delivery of an advanced new test machine that allows quick and a...

11/08/2022

'The next HIMFertility online support group is on Wednesday 17th August at 8pm. The online meeting will be via Zoom and men are more than welcome to join with their camera on or off.
Register for the meeting at
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlduihqzgiG9LPMKKkUp53dBPkw1vpUATi After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Peer support can make the world of difference: one HIMfertility member says: ‘Having the male fertility support group available to me has been invaluable – whether you join just to listen or to share your story and experiences. It’s a great place to get answers, feel you are not alone in your fertility journey and it always provides a positive boost after each session. It’s become an essential part of my monthly routine!’

27/07/2022

The research could help shape fertility education and messaging for couples trying to conceive through IVF

18/07/2022

Not long until the next HIMFertility online support group meeting on Wednesday 20th July at 8pm and we will be joined by fertility expert Bryan Woodward to discuss ICSI – 'To ISCI or not to ICSI i s the question'. The online meeting will be via Zoom, and men are more than welcome to join with the camera on or off.
Register for the meeting at https://us02web.zoom.us/.../tZ0vduuhqDwtGNTvkOENFtr9gsXlc...
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Peer support can make the world of difference: one HIMfertility member says: ‘Having the male support group available to me has been invaluable – whether you join just to listen or to share your story and experiences. It’s a great place to get answers, feel you are not alone in your fertility journey and it always provides a positive boost after each session. It’s become an essential part of my monthly routine!’

17/05/2022

New Improved Formula