Written as a companion book to Ruth’s best selling self-help book Natural Conception and now the new book Ruth Sharkey’s Guide to Natural Conception, Fertile Fathers is the first book of its kind, dealing solely with the issues and problems associated with male infertility.

Did You Know... Antacids, cholesterol, blood pressure tablets and many more commonly used drugs have an adverse effect on sperm production? 50% of birth defects and infertility can be attributed to the male factor? Diet and lifestyle also affects conception? In her latest book Fertile Fathers Ruth has answered these and many more questions relating to the escalating numbers of infertile couples. (Approx. 1 in 6 in the western world.)

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Male problems account for half of all cases of infertility, yet there is minimal help available for men. In Fertile Fathers Ruth has brought to light many taboo subjects including impotency, ejaculation failure, medical and the so-called ‘recreational’ drugs and their reaction on the male reproductive system, plus the emotional impact infertility has on the male ego and psyche.

Also included is information for men on how to cope with female problems and homely advice to help them express their inner feelings on intimacy and fatherhood.
‘“It used to be the older 35 to 45 year-olds, but now they are getting younger and younger. And we are noticing it is more men with problems,” (Ruth) says. “In the past the women would have the problems, their men were fine, but now their husbands are coming in too.” One in four pregnancies end in a miscarriage and half of these are the result of sperm quality. Sharkey, a herbalist and homoeopath specialising in hormonal balancing, says the men not only have low sperm counts, but many have deformed sperm. Defective sperm can lead to infertility or birth defects.

(Ruth’s) book Fertile Fathers seeks to explain the causes of male infertility and provide help. “It’s a matter of getting out of the square. It’s no set thing that [that] would be causing infertility. It’s a range of factors. I just want them to ut what is around them, if they are having trouble conceiving, what’s in their environment. There’s a cause in each individual case.

While women are born with all their eggs, men have new sperm every 72 days. “So men are actually easier to fix because you have just to look at what they been in contact with in the last 72 days.”‘
Kate Minogue - Daily Telegraph

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