No. Fertility challenges affect both partners equally.

Male factors contribute to around half of all infertility cases.
Things like sperm quality, lifestyle, stress, age, and general health all play a major role, yet men rarely get guidance or support early enough. Fertility4Men exists to change that.

Fertility4Men is a platform created to give men the clarity, support, and evidence-based information they’ve been missing for years.

It combines science-backed education, expert interviews, practical tools, and lived experience to help men understand their fertility and take meaningful action, without overwhelm or judgment.

Whether you’re trying to conceive, preparing for treatment, or simply want to improve your reproductive health, Fertility4Men gives you clear, realistic steps to move forward.

You’ll find guidance on testing, sperm health, lifestyle changes, nutrition, environmental factors, stress, and more everything David learned over eight years, plus insights from world-leading experts.

Small, consistent changes make a big difference.
Improving sleep, reducing stress, adjusting daily habits, optimising nutrition, and understanding what actually affects sperm health are powerful first steps.

Fertility4Men gives you the research-backed tools to do this quickly and confidently.

Yes, earlier is always better.
A basic semen analysis can provide valuable information and help you avoid months or years of uncertainty.

Most men aren’t encouraged to test early, but it’s one of the fastest ways to understand next steps and take back control.
Fertility4Men explains the tests that matter (and the ones that don’t).

Yes although men stay fertile longer than women, age does affect sperm quality, DNA fragmentation, and the risk of certain conditions. Even subtle changes can influence conception and pregnancy outcomes.

The good news: lifestyle and environment can improve many of these markers, and Fertility4Men shows you how.

No. Fertility4Men provides evidence-based information and expert insights, but it is not a substitute for medical advice or diagnosis.

Always discuss health concerns with a qualified healthcare professional. Fertility4Men offers clarity, support, and practical guidance, not clinical treatment.

You’re not alone, most men feel uncomfortable discussing fertility, even with friends or doctors. That’s exactly why Fertility4Men exists.

This is a private, judgment-free space designed to support men who may not feel ready to talk openly yet. You can learn at your own pace, get clarity from experts, and take action without pressure, shame, or anyone knowing.