A naturopathic consultation to review your semen analysis, hormones, and fertility health, with personalised guidance on supplements, nutrition, and lifestyle.
If you've had semen analysis results come back lower than expected, whether it's sperm count, motility, morphology, or overall quality - you're not alone. And the good news is, there's a lot we can do to support sperm health naturally.
This appointment is designed to help you make sense of your results and give you clear, practical steps forward. Whether you’re trying to conceive naturally or preparing for IVF or ICSI, this is a space to feel informed and supported.
A detailed review of your semen analysis (motility, morphology, count & more)
A look at any relevant blood tests (testosterone, thyroid, nutrients, etc.)
A chat about your lifestyle, stress, diet, and sleep
Tailored recommendations to improve sperm quality naturally
Supplement advice and prescriptions (if needed) based on your results and goals.
Many factors can affect sperm health including nutrient deficiencies, oxidative stress, and hormone imbalances. However, sperm health is often highly responsive to targeted support. Sperm regenerates in cycles (about every 70–90 days), so the right changes in nutrition, lifestyle, and supplementation can make a real difference, sometimes within just a few months.
Sperm count and volume
Motility (how well they move)
Morphology (shape and structure)
DNA integrity and oxidative stress
Hormonal health (like testosterone and thyroid function)
Jess uses high-quality, practitioner-only supplements that are safe, effective, and evidence-based, no guesswork or overloading your body.
Sessions are available online and in person.
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