Male fertility is strongly influenced by inflammation, oxidative stress, and immune balance. Sperm health reflects overall vitality and often declines silently with metabolic dysfunction, infections, and toxin exposure. About half of infertility cases involve a male factor, yet men are rarely evaluated until late.

High blood pressure is often called the “silent killer” because it rarely causes symptoms but steadily damages the heart, brain, kidneys, and blood vessels. Nearly 1 in 4 Canadian adults live with it, and risk rises steeply with age.

High cholesterol is more than just a high LDL number. Modern research shows cholesterol problems are often tied to inflammation, oxidative stress, insulin resistance, and particle size rather than cholesterol alone. Nearly half of Canadian adults have abnormal cholesterol, and many do not know it.

Insulin resistance is one of the earliest signs that metabolism is off track. Even before blood sugar rises, high insulin levels drive belly fat, fatigue, low testosterone, and cardiovascular risk. Up to 40 percent of men with normal fasting glucose may still be insulin resistant.