Veganism is a topic that often sparks debate, with opinions divided on whether it's beneficial or harmful to overall health. If you're considering adopting a plant-based diet or already following one, understanding its impact on fertility is crucial—especially when it comes to male reproductive health.

Intermittent fasting has become a widely popular trend, with enthusiasts claiming it improves everything from weight loss to better skin, sleep, mental clarity, and overall health. Methods like the 5:2 or 16:8 have taken the world by storm, with celebrities and athletes raving about their results.

However, before you dive headfirst into the fasting trend, it's important to consider the potential impact it could have on your fertility. Here's what you need to know.

We worked with fertility doctors and the UK’s Channel4 to test the cooling power of Snowballs against boxers and regular briefs. Three men spent a day wearing each type of underwear, and then an infrared thermometer was aimed at their hot zones.

Greg ordered a set of our cooling underwear two years ago, hoping to enhance his production of testosterone. He took a scientific approach to the challenge and began tracking his testosterone with blood tests. And over the next year, he saw astonishing results. His testosterone increased even more than we imagined possible. 

Certain lifestyle factors are linked to higher rates of damage in the genetic material in men’s sperm, a study suggests.

Indian women continue to suffer in absence of a specialised centre to treat male infertility as most fertility clinics are gynaecology driven.