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Is your smartphone keeping you from starting a family?
As much as we rely on our personal devices and gadgets, it turns out they could be having a significant impact on our fertility, particularly for men. Recent studies have shown that the radiation emitted from our phones and other electronic devices can lead to sub-fertility in both men and women.

Things to Do To Enhance Male Fertility

How to Navigate Conversations about Your Fertility Journey
Be in control of your fertility journey and understand how to navigate conversations about it. Find the right support, set boundaries and deal with emotional events.

Top Ten Health Care Tips During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is an amazing and often overwhelming experience. During this time, it is essential for expecting mothers to take extra care of their bodies and minds. Read this blog for 10 top tips for pregnant mothers.

Why A Professional Midwife Is Important For A Safe Delivery?
Midwives can help women during the whole pregnancy period and increase the chances of normal delivery. Here we discuss how their presence benefits women.

6 Signs You May Be Suffering from Low Testosterone
Recognise the signs that you’re suffering from low testosterone. Understand the causes, the risk if left untreated, how to diagnose the condition, and the best ways to treat it.

7 Simple Steps To Boost Male Fertility And Sperm Health

Tongkat Ali: All You Need To Know

Getting Pregnant: Fertility Tips for Moms to Be

5 Tips on How to Increase Fertility After 30
While your biological clock is ticking after the age of 30, you can still increase your fertility. Here are some tips for men and women trying to conceive.

The benefits and Side Effects of Carnitine and CoQ10 Supplementation for Male Infertility

Self-Care: Is It Important While Trying to Conceive?
Self-care holds immense importance for a would-be mom. You should start paying attention to your own health at least three months before you start trying to conceive.

Inositol and IVF: What you need to know about this game changing nutrient
Inositol has many important roles within the body, including those crucial for female fertility. Research suggests that this simple, natural compound can make a significant difference to the success of in-vitro fertilization(IVF). This blog explains the details...

Folate Supplementation: Do Men Need It?

Getting Pregnant with PCOS and Endometriosis

PCOS And Pregnancy: How To Get Pregnant With PCOS & Manage Symptoms
This piece dives into what is PCOS, PCOS symptoms and PCOS fertility treatments that increase a woman’s chances of getting pregnant with PCOS.

How To Naturally Boost Sperm Count In The New Year
So many men experience low sperm levels and hormone imbalances which is why Elan Healthcare has male fertility supplements designed specifically to help.

Why Do Men Need A Prenatal?
Did you know that 35-50% of infertility cases are caused by male sperm issues? Thankfully there are a lot of natural ways in which men can improve the health of their sperm with supplements.

Let’s Discuss Male Menopause, Andropause
Male menopause (andropause) is something that some men might experience that affects their testosterone levels, libido, fertility, muscle strength and more.

The Benefits and Side Effects of Inositol Powder on Pregnant Women

Testosterone 101 & How It Affects Fertility

7 PCOS Supplements, Vitamins, and Minerals to Help with Infertility
PCOS is a common diagnosis in women. With the right supplements, PCOS can be managed naturally and effectively resulting in increased fertility. Learn more here.

Increase Sperm Count With these Vitamins & Supplements

Endometriosis: Prevalence, Diagnosis and Adverse Implications

A Review on Male Infertility-Part 2

A Review on Male Infertility- Part 1
The World Health Organization defines infertility as the inability to achieve pregnancy after one year of unprotected intercourse. 1 out of 6 Canadian couples experience infertility. 3 out of 10 times, men are the cause of infertility.
In this blog post we explore some of the risk factors that contribute to male infertility.