A male contributes 50% of a child’s DNA. His biological and genetic contraception has a
significant impact on conception, pregnancy outcome and the health of the child throughout their
lifetime.
Does a man really have to be involved in a preconception health program?
How long would this take and what would he have to do?
What contributes to male fertility problems?
Do many men have issues with sperm health and fertility these days?
How do you know if there is a problem?
How is male fertility assessed?
How do you interpret the results?
What strategies or measures could a man take to improve his fertility and increase the chances
of his partner having a health pregnancy?
What are the specific lifestyle, environmental and nutritional factors that can improve his fertility
and sperm health?

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