Men with low sperm counts should take notice as it can be the canary in the coalmine, and sometimes it’s flagging up general poor health and a shorter lifespan. The medical terms for low sperm counts are “oligospermia” or “oligozoospermia”, and the formal diagnosis is when sperm counts fall below 15 million/ml of semen. The term for no sperm i...
The core issue for women with Blood PFPs revolves around the health of their blood and the energy that blood provides for fertility. Blood tests are routine diagnostic tests, with multiple aspects of blood health and narrow ranges for “healthy” blood. Many factors can alter blood health, including age, diet, trauma, hydration and immune challe...
Temperature is the core issue for Cold PFP women, who generally feel colder and are more likely to “feel the cold” than most other people. They’ll also feel tired if a lower metabolic rate than average is causing their lack of heat. This changes the balance and rhythms of the menstrual cycle and affects a woman’s fertility. Other Cold PFP wome...
The goal for women with Energy PFPs is increasing their energy reserves to improve their fertility health. We all experience fluctuations in energy levels, but Energy PFP women consistently feel less energetic than most of their friends and colleagues. All body processes rely on energy, and being tired or exhausted affects fertility levels and...
The goal for women with Flow PFPs is improving the balance and flow of their hormones and body substances, rather than boosting egg or energy reserves. Balance involves improving “homeostasis” (the optimal conditions) of the body, because imbalances make it challenging for the sequences of events needed for conception to all follow each other ...
Temperature is the core issue for Hot PFP women, who generally feel warmer than most other people, and they also tend to be “on the go” types who find it difficult to relax at the end of the day. Their extra heat is often a reflection of their metabolic rate being higher than average, which changes the balance and rhythms of their cycles, whic...
Temperature is the core issue for Hot PFP men, who generally feel warmer than most other people, and they also tend to be “on the go” types who find it difficult to relax at the end of the day. Their extra heat is often a reflection of their metabolic rate being higher than average. Being too hot affects how sperm develop, so it’s a significan...
