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The New Infertility Theraputic 

Bringing a new child into the world is a dream many couples share. But, for some, turning that dream into reality has become a painful, heart-breaking and expensive nightmare. Infertility, or the ability to reproduce, affects from 15% to 20% of couples worldwide. And the number is growing.

Causes of Infertility:

Until recently, if a couple was unable to conceive, the woman was considered ‘infertile’. Now, however, it is generally recognized within the medical community that, in 40% of the cases, the problem lies with the male. In another 40% of the cases, the problem lies with both the male and the female.

Female Infertility

• In the female, the most common cause is a minor structural defect, which in most cases can be corrected.
• Other causes of female infertility include: endometriosis, ovulation problems, poor egg quality, ovarian cysts, and tube blockages.

For the male, however, the answer is not that easy...

Male Infertility

• The average healthy male releases between 120 milion and 600 million sperm each time he ejaculates, producing over 400,000,000,000 in a lifetime. But numbers are not enough. The most common cause of male infertility is the inability to produce adequate numbers of healthy sperm. For fertilization to occur, sperm must be present in sufficient volume, they must be active, and they must be relatively normal in shape and size. Both quantity and quality are essential elements.
  
• Even with a normal sperm count, reduced fertility can occur in men. Reasons include: the absence of sperm from semen, low numbers of sperm, lack of active movement, abnormal shape and size, or clumping of sperm.

Conventional Treatments

Results from conventional treatments have varied widely. According to the Centers for Disease Control and prevention, the average success rate in reproductive procedures in the U.S. is only about 20%. Conventional treatments for infertility today consist of one or more of the following:

• prescription drug therapy
• hormonal injection
• sperm injection (ICSI)
• in vitro fertilization (IVF)

All are lengthy procedures and very costly. IVF, for example, can cost up to $10,000. for one course of treatment, often costing couples $50,000. or more because of theneed of multiple treatments.

New Infertility Solutions

• FERTALIN™ is a brand new therapeutic which could provide an effective and low-cost alternative to expensive conventional treatment methods.
• FERTALIN™, made with the Nokomis’ world-patented compound, addresses
  both the male and female causes of infertility.
• A naturally-based, non-hormonal product anecdotally proven to enhance both sperm count and quality in men, FERTALIN™ also helps to reduce the pain and inflammation associated with endometriosis, one of the most common causes of female infertility.

According to Dr. Joseph Kozak, who has overseen the years of research that went into the development of FERTALIN™, it offers consumers “a new and exciting treatment for infertility with basically no side effects.”

Sexual Health and Quality of Life

FERTALIN™ provides a new option for couples unable to conceive. With FERTALIN™, the need for donor sperm and IVF may be reduced and the anxiety and stress normally associated with lengthy reproductive treatments should also greatly diminish. With male infertility the prevalent factor in between 40 and 80% of the cases, it is also quite possible that the use of infertility drugs by the female could be lessened.

FERTALIN™ -- a novel, all-natural, safe, and therapeutically viable alternative for breaking the debilitating efects of both male and female factor infertility. Regarded by doctors as a definite First-Line-Action for enhancing sexual health and reproductivity.

INGREDIENTS: The primary active ingredients in these Nokomis products are amines found in such plant foods as oats, cucumbers and radishes. Amines are essential elements for cellular and tissue growth and regeneration.

USAGE: 1-2 tablets per day.