Zestica Fertility™: Personal Lubricant
A new personal lubricant formulated to help
women, and the men who love them, conceive
"Vaginal dryness? Concerned about timing of intercourse?
Worried your lifestyle may be affecting
your fertility?"
Dr. Judith Fiore, N.D., Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and Natural Fertility Expert shares
what has helped many couples achieve baby making success.
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A new personal lubricant formulated for couples trying to conceive
Completely natural and gentle to address uncomfortable dryness
Patent formulated to improve sperm motility (movement)
Zestica Fertility™ is a water-based personal lubricant formulated specifically to not only provide sperm with a friendly environment, but also to improve sperm motility, thus increasing the chance of conception.
This formula has undergone several trials comparing other fertility lubricants and also with an in vitro fertilisation medium used in IVF clinics. During the trials Zestica Fertility™ out-performed both competing products and IVF medium for sperm motility giving "trying to conceive" couples a better chance for conception.
The key ingredient of Zestica Fertility™ is Hyaluronic Acid (HA), a naturally occurring molecule (non-animal sourced) already produced in our body.
A Fertility Scientist's Testimonial
"Using Zestica Fertility lubricant during sexual intercourse helps couples trying to conceive by giving them the assurance that sperm motility will not be reduced", says Dr Zhao. He also highlighted the fact that "Zestica Fertility is made from a natural occurring molecule, hyaluronic acid which is not harmful to sperm and helps create the best possible environment during sexual intercourse for couples trying to get pregnant."
Latest News from Zestica Fertility™
Sperm quality study a breath of fresh air for kilt-wearing Scotsmen
I have seen this story on-line for the last few days, but I was waiting for an authoritative report to come out that I could blog about….and what better than the “The Herald” Newspaper from Scotland. Love the Kilts in the photo as well… photo care of The Herald website, and taken by Gordon Terris. […]![]()
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High dietary intake of saturated fat is associated with reduced semen quality
In a study in The American Journal of Nutrition reviewing data collected from 701 young Danish men from the general population, it was found that men with a reported high intake of saturated fat had lower sperm concentration and total sperm count. A significant dose-response association was found, and men in the highest quartile of saturated fat […]![]()
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Surprise at the Need for IVF to get Pregnant after Age 40
In a study in the journal “Human Reproduction” (November 30th 2012), researchers from San Francisco identify an educational need related to chances of “natural” conception versus age. STUDY QUESTION What do older women understand of the relationship between age and fertility prior and subsequent to delivering their first child? SUMMARY ANSWER Women who were first-time parents over the age […]![]()
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Natural Hypnosis Announces Fertility Hypnosis Sessions
Bescot Healthcare, distributors in Canada of Zestica Fertility – the sperm friendly personal lubricant, can not recommend or support the product in the Press Release below. However we do recognize that many things have to be aligned for a successful conception and pregnancy, and we recognize the importance that stress often plays in preventing conception. […]![]()
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Celiac Disease May Disrupt Fertility
Medpage Today reporter Charles Bankhead reports on a new abstract presented at the 2012 Annual Scientific Meeting and Postgraduate Course of the The American College of Gastroenterology. Action Points from the Abstract This study was published as an abstract and presented at a conference. These data and conclusions should be considered to be preliminary until published […]![]()
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Your Chances of Becoming Pregnant, Based on Age and How Long you have Been Trying For
“An important problem in reproductive medicine is deciding when people who have failed to become pregnant without medical assistance should begin investigation and treatment. This study describes a computational approach to determining what can be deduced about a couple’s future chances of pregnancy from the number of menstrual cycles over which they have been trying […]![]()
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Improving Sperm Quality in Older Men
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Middle-aged and older men who get enough antioxidants in their diets may have better-quality sperm than men who are lacking in the nutrients, a new study suggests. Researchers found that among men age 45 or older, those who got the most vitamins C and E, folate and zinc tended to […]![]()
