Infertility

Epigenetic influences are by no means responsible for all causes of infertility, but they are particularly important for impaired fertility in women after the age of 35. The negative epigenetic processes that affect a woman throughout her life also affect the DNA stored in the egg. Therefore, it makes sense to focus on the overall slowing of the aging process as well as epigenetic patterns throughout the body. The production of the sex hormone estrogen can also be boosted epigenetically.

In men, epigenetic nutrients and herbs can eliminate excessive gene methylation and thus increase the activity of genes that control sperm production and maturation. Supporting testosterone production also makes sense.

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Suitable herbs and nutrients:

Pomegranate (in men) “

Marali root (in men) “

Astaxanthin “

Vitamin D3 “

Vitamin K2 (in men) “

Resveratrol (in women) “

Zinc “

Ginseng five-leaf “