ALOE STRONG

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Infertility primarily refers to the biological inability of a man or a woman to contribute to conception. Infertility may also refer to the state of a woman who is unable to carry a pregnancy to full term. However, contrary to the popular belief, it is not just the women but even men too can equally be responsible for infertility. Male infertility, therefore, is one of the major challenges of the modern world. Statistics show that in at least 40% of infertile couples, there is a male factor contributing to the problem. Male fertility screening is done through semen analysis. The general rule is that the lower the sperm count and the poorer the sperm quality, the longer it will take and the more difficult it may be for a pregnancy to occur. However, even men with very low sperm counts may eventually be successful in causing a pregnancy. The sperm count only needs to be high enough for that one time that ovulation occurs, in order for a pregnancy to be possible. There are many factors that affect sperm production. Heat can have a detrimental effect on normal sperm production. It is for this reason that nature has placed the testicles outside the body in the scrotum rather than in the abdomen like the ovaries. Some infertile men soak themselves in a bathtub full of hot water and emerge looking like lobsters. This can almost stop sperm production completely. Obese men can also become sterile because the sagging layers of fat can overheat the testicles. Men whose jobs involve long hours of sitting (e.g.: truck drivers) may have infertility due to the increased heat to the genital area. Very frequent intercourse can lead to the demand exceeding the supply. There are quite a number of infertile men whose sex drive is such that they must ejaculate 2-3 times a day. This explodes the myth that links infertility to lack of virility. It can be extremely difficult for these men to reduce their ejaculation rate to every 48 hours. Smoking over 20 cigarettes a day has been shown to reduce both the sperm count and the sperm motility to quite a major degree. Excessive alcohol intake will lead to infertility mainly because a man loses both the inclination and the ability to rise to the occasion. Alcohol can also lower the production of sperm and of the male hormone testosterone. The workaholic man can find that fatigue can have similar effects on his interest in intercourse as excessive alcohol intake. Aloe Strong Is safe and effective Aloe Vera herbal dietary supplement for Men to strengthen virility. Aloe Strong combines a selection of time tested natural herbs such as Withania Somniferia, Tinospora Cordyfolia, Tribulus Terrestris, Emblica Officinalis, Chlorophytum Boprivilanum, Mucuna Puriens, Pueraria Tuberosa with Aloe Vera that have been used for centuries to promote and stimulate male health and virility. The formula is based on protecting Men's health promoting recovery and stimulating functioning. Certain Do's and Don't: Stress, frustration become the main stay in the cases. We need to teach them how to overcome stress. One needs to avoid very pungent, spicy, oil food. Similarly have less intake of sour and salty food. Be away from smoking, alcohols, other addictive habits, since all these have properties opposite to that of Shukra. Shower of testicals with to water, so that the temperature in and around them can remain cold and can be useful in the process of generation of sperms (Spermatogenesis). Avoid wearing tight undergarments since it can increase temperature in and around testes and also exerts undue pressure on testes which might hamper the process of spermatogenesis. Avoid use of Bikes for long run since it can give jerks to the region of . Make use of (Black Gram) Udad dal, Draksha (grapes). Cows Ghee, Milk in your diet. Always consumes fresh food. The individual should, however take care not to indulge in too frequently. Restraint in is always good. Usage: 20 - 30 ml twice a day followed by a cup of warm milk.