Men's Health

The last 70–90 days matter more than you'd think.

Sperm quality is unusually responsive to the recent past — nutrition, oxidative stress, heat exposure, sleep, and stress all leave a measurable mark on count, motility, and morphology. That's good news: it means there's real, specific work to do.

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Intake + Follow Up

60 + 30 minutes

Protocol style

Preconception, antioxidant-focused

Format

Virtual · worldwide

Who this is for

Wherever you are in the process.

Whether you're actively trying, preparing ahead of fertility treatment, or responding to a semen analysis that came back with questions, the underlying work is largely the same.

Preconception preparation

Getting the 70–90 day runway right before you're actively trying, rather than starting the clock after the fact.

Getting started
No known issues yet
Optimizing odds
Timeline planning

Semen analysis concerns

Count, motility, or morphology flagged as suboptimal on a recent analysis — all three respond to the same core levers.

Low count
Reduced motility
Morphology concerns
Unexplained factor

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Alongside fertility treatment

Supporting the male-factor side of the equation while you and your partner pursue IUI, IVF, or another assisted path.

Pre-IVF/IUI
Ongoing treatment
Partner support
Oxidative stress

How we work together

A measured path from intake to integration.

Listen

Sixty minutes on history, lifestyle, heat exposure, diet, and any existing semen analysis or fertility workup.

Assess

Review of existing results and the daily factors — sleep, stress, heat, nutrition — most tied to sperm quality.

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Compose

A protocol built around the 70–90 day window — antioxidant support, nutrition, and specific lifestyle adjustments.

Modalities

Tools we reach for.

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Botanical Medicine

Traditional antioxidant-supportive formulations aimed at reducing oxidative stress in sperm production.

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Nutritional Guidance

Zinc, folate, CoQ10, and antioxidant-rich nutrition — nutrients with the clearest ties to sperm parameters.

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Functional Assessment

Interpretation of any semen analysis alongside the lifestyle factors likely driving the pattern.

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Lifestyle Medicine

Heat exposure, sleep, alcohol, and stress — the everyday variables with outsized influence here.

Questions, answered.

How long before we might see a change?

Sperm develops over roughly 70–90 days, so we treat that as the minimum runway before reassessing anything. This is patient work by nature.

Can this be done alongside IVF or IUI?

Yes, couples may optimize the male-factor side of things while pursuing fertility treatment in parallel.

Do you order semen analysis?

We don't perform the testing ourselves, but we'll point you toward where to get a semen analysis done — often through direct-access lab services or your fertility clinic — and help you understand the results.

Does this guarantee improved fertility?

No one can guarantee that, and we wouldn't claim to. What the evidence supports is that oxidative stress, nutrient status, heat exposure, and lifestyle factors measurably influence sperm parameters — this work addresses those directly.

Begin the conversation

Your body has been speaking. We make the time to listen.

Every engagement begins with the Client Intake Form. Once received, we'll be in touch to schedule your initial consultation.

Client Intake Form