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What’s “wrong” with our children?

During the past 20+ years in clinical practice I have noticed a significant increase in children being more reactive, more overwhelmed, and more sensitive. Such observations cannot be left alone – we need to ask ‘why?’ There are a multitude of possible answers to this – · Have parenting methods changed? · Is it related…

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How to help your baby have strong teeth

Ever heard someone say their child has “weak enamel”? Symptoms like sensitivity, discoloration, frequent cavities, or chipping teeth can all point to enamel defects — and here’s what’s fascinating: many of these issues trace back to before birth. Specifically, “enamel defects of developmental origin” are present when the tooth first erupts which means something interfered…

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Male fertility assessment

Despite prevalent perceptions, infertility, or the inability to conceive after one year of frequent, unprotected sexual activity, is a problem that affects everyone. It is crucial to highlight that male infertility has a role in 40-50% of all couples who are having difficulty conceiving, despite the fact that there are numerous reasons concerning the female…

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Men’s vital role in making a healthy baby

For decades, paternal (male) factors were an afterthought in fertility investigations. But new evidence is clear: Male health, sperm integrity, metabolic status, microbiome balance, and even specific antioxidant genes can profoundly influence embryo viability, miscarriage risk, placental development, and long-term offspring outcomes. In my book I speak about the importance of male fertility and…

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Transgenerational effects

Today's article is a reminder that everything that you do, eat, consume and are exposed to will influence your fertility, pregnancy outcomes and the health of your children as well as your grandchildren. This applies to both parents. Reproductive health can be significantly impacted by environmental factors. • These factors include physical (e.g., pollution), biological…

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