
Oladapo Ashiru
| credits: File copy
| credits: File copy
The
sperm is the male reproductive cell, manufactured within the male
testes that contain the highly specific paternal genetic information to
be contributed through the process of fertilisation to the female egg
cells.
It is vital for a man’s sperm to be in good shape if pregnancy is desired.
Fertile, healthy sperm are defined not
just by the number of sperm (count) but also by sperm concentration by
the way they move (motility) and by healthy morphology (their shape and
size).
Sperm motility is determined by the
percentage of sperm that are moving and their capacity to “swim.”
Healthy sperm motility allows sperm to sustain vitality and propel
themselves through the uterus, right up to the fallopian tube and
ultimately penetrate the surface of the ovum and fertilise the egg.
The production of sperm is continuous
and requires approximately 100 days to develop (74 days to form and20-30
to mature). It is most efficient at 32-34° Celsius. So, exposure to
excessive heat or prolonged fever can adversely affect sperm count,
motility and morphology.
Factors that can affect the sperm
•High temperature
•Stress
•Very tight underwear and trousers
•Alcohol and smoking
•Drugs: marijuana , cocaine
•Toxins
•Heavy metals and pollutants
•Radiation
•Infections: Sexually transmitted infection, testicular mumps
•Use of hand-free devices thereby carrying cell phones in pockets or close to the scrotal region
•Placing of laptops on the thighs
•Others: sitting for too long with legs crossed, cycling long distance
Infertility is the inability to conceive despite regular, unprotected sexual intercourse for one year or longer.
Male infertility, which accounts for
20-30 per cent of infertility cases, is due to low sperm production,
misshapen or immobile sperm or blockages that prevent the delivery of
sperm; erectile dysfunction or impotence, genetic factors, illnesses,
injuries, chronic health problems and lifestyle.
Not being able to conceive a child can
be stressful and frustrating. A lot of causes of infertility are due to
toxins in the body that have been accumulated over a long period of
time. Some undigested food products can remain in the intestine for up
to 200 hours instead of the normal 18 hours and produce toxins that are
stored in the body for months or years.
Toxins can also be accumulated from the environment.
Over time, the toxins accumulate in
major organs and tissues and begin to have negative effects. By the time
a man reaches age 55, he begins to experience the andropause — an
ageing phenomenon in males which is similar to the menopause in women
and characterised by a decline in the level of testosterone (the male
hormone).
This, in turn, can lead to mood swings,
depression, fatigue, erectile dysfunction, hot flushes, and urinary
problem. If these toxins are not eliminated or neutralised, they may
lead to autointoxification (self-produced toxins) and organ damage.
All these symptoms can be reduced by
going through a general detoxification treatment and body cleansing. The
Modern Mayr Medicine is about the link between digestion, intestinal
health and overall health.
According to the founder of the Mayr
Diagnostic Method and Mayr Therapy, Dr. Franz Xavier Mayr, “The
intestines are to man what the roots are to the plant. Only when the
roots are kept in an optimal condition of nourishment and cleanliness
can the plant (man) itself thrive and remain healthy”
At Martlife Detox Clinic in Lagos — the
first Modern Mayr Medicine Clinic in Africa —detoxification is the core
element of all treatment programmes. We offer a variety of medical
therapies that will improve sperm fertility potentials, such as:
•Electrolysis foot bath — for the removal of toxins and heavy metals from the liver, gallbladder, kidney and blood
•Hydrotherapy — for removal of toxins via the skin
•Hypoxicator — removes damaged mitochondria and replaces it with healthy ones. The mitochondria is the power house of every cell
•Lymphatic massages — to improve lymphatic drainage
•Colon irrigation
•Sea oxygen
•Body massages — helps increase blood supply to the organs
•Orthomolecular supplements — which would increase sperm motility, count and morphology
In conclusion, it is possible to improve
sperm health in as little as three months, if one is keen. All it takes
is to focus on avoiding obstacles — whether it be smoking, drinking too
much, avoiding the junk in your diet and eating the right foods.
Cleaning up the body by way of detoxification is paramount.
The supplements will certainly assist;
but get the groundwork done first. If successful, one will have a
blissfully happy (and hopefully pregnant!) lady and the joys of
fatherhood to look cherish for a long time to come.
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