It’s common for couples undergoing fertility treatment to experience vaginal dryness. Sensual by “in Harmony Naturals” supports fertility treatment.
OVERVIEW
When trying to conceive, many couples experience vaginal dryness. According to one survey conducted by Fertility & Sterility 2003, vaginal dryness was experienced constantly by 11% of those surveyed, often by 35% and occasionally in 42%. Of those surveyed, 26% of couples often or always used lubricants, which is why the Michigan Center for Fertility & Women’s Health (MCFWH) conducted a clinical study to better understand the relationship between lubricants and its effect on sperm motility.
Several studies have examined common lubricants for their effect on sperm motility and found that it was impaired by synthetic, coital lubricants such as Astroglide and KY Jelly. Pre-Seed exhibited no significant decline in total sperm motility, but showed a decline in progressive sperm motility after 30 (~4%) and 60 minutes (~7%) of incubation.
OBJECTIVE & METHODS
Knowing this, MCFWH went a step further. It performed an unpublished pilot study to assess the impact of sperm motility when Pre-Seed and Sensual by in Harmony {link} (an organic, coital lubricant) were used. Patients were recruited from MCFWH, a private, fertility center serving the greater Detroit area.
STUDY DESIGN
Method of Analysis of Sperm Motility (MCFWH Protocol)
RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS
No matter the amount of ejaculate and the amount of lubricant used, sperm motility was consistently superior with Sensual {link} This holds true at all dilutions of lubricant/semen samples. Sensual, which is 100% organic, is sperm-friendly for a wider spectrum of semen volumes than the leading brand.
Sensual supports sperm motility and is the preferred brand in a recent clinical study.