Infertility & Men

According to WHO, the prevalence of infertility in the general population is 15 to 20 per cent, and male infertility factor contributes 20 to 40 per cent to this rate. Moreover, the prevalence of male infertility in India is around 23 per cent.

In India, although males are responsible for roughly half of infertility cases, the stigma that surrounds the topic often makes men feel powerless and useless in the reproductive process. Anxiety, shame, and guilt may all take their toll on a man's mental health, relationships, and career when he is left out of the fertility conversation.

Infertility & Society

Infertility not only causes mental stress, It can also complicate the relationship between couples and place a huge amount of unwanted complications on a loving relationship!

Infertility is one of the primary reasons for divorce among couples. Most couples will try out IVF and other fertility treatments if they don’t have luck conceiving in the first 3-6 months of trying to have a baby. This also places financial strain on men as these treatments can be costly

Infertility & Rise and Shine

When couples directly jump out to other fertility treatments within a short time, they are missing out on some of the most basic and fundamental of treatment plans.

Like many aspects of our health, male and female fertility can be supported by improving lifestyle choices, such as minimising environmental exposures, and using targeted nutritional support. With such high stakes, We wanted to do our part on making happy couples and most importantly happy bro’s around India!

Rise and Shine for the Bro’s!