The Path to Pregnancy: A Conversation with Author Michael Frank on Fertility Struggles from a Man's Perspective

Testosterone is the hormone responsible for aiding in the production of sperm, and healthy testosterone levels are a must when trying to conceive. Here's what else to know.

It’s 2022, and CBD has officially arrived. But what does it mean for couples, and specifically men, trying to conceive? Does CBD have an impact on male fertility? Here’s what the most current research says, and what you should keep in mind about CBD products if a baby is the plan.

What if you could improve male fertility with the help of a simple nutrient? In this collaboration with Kat Gal, a holistic health writer, we're sharing evidence that shows L-carnitine offers numerous benefits for male fertility.

Understanding the ins and out of the humble sperm can put you in position to optimize your chances of a healthy conception, pregnancy and baby. After all, knowledge is power! Read on for eight facts about sperm you need to know if you’re trying to conceive.

We’re all about empowering people with the kind of information that can really make a difference in your fertility journey, which is why we’re sharing everything worth knowing about the life of sperm – including why it matters.

When a couple is thinking about having a baby, actively trying to conceive, or persisting in their fertility journey, so much of it comes down to the right nutrients at the right time. And that’s where prenatal vitamins for men and women come in.

Every path to parenthood is unique, and the impact on mental health is real. So we did the research and found these four tips for safeguarding mental health during the fertility journey.

The decision to add another baby to the family is thrilling. But what happens if trying for baby number two or three isn’t as easy as it was the first time around? Unsurprisingly, secondary infertility can feel like a slap in the face, but understanding more about the issue is always empowering.

These days, men’s prenatal vitamins are part of the fertility and conception conversation — and they should be. Sperm health plays a big role in everything from conception to the health of future generations. But how did we get here? This is the story of Beli Vitality, the men’s prenatal vitamin that started it all.

Fertility nutrition is absolutely in your control, so yes, men should take prenatal vitamins if they're trying to have a baby. But if you’re not entirely sold just yet, let’s see what else the science says.

For couples hoping to conceive, a man’s health is just as important as a woman’s. But can (and should) men take women’s prenatal vitamins? Nope, and here’s why.

The quality of a man’s sperm is measured a few different ways, but spoiler — motility is critical. Read on for a deep dive into this aspect of sperm quality, plus details on how to improve sperm motility.

There’s an entire body of evidence proving that regular exercise improves sperm quality. And since sperm quality plays a critical role not only in conception, but the health of the placenta and the lifelong health of your future baby, well, that’s pretty compelling motivation for a serious gym habit.

For a prenatal to do its job properly, it needs a little time. Here’s why you should start taking prenatal vitamins at least three months before you hope to conceive.

In 2019, Joni Hanson Davis was well on her to creating a new line of clean, quality, bioavailable vitamins optimized for every stage of pregnancy. It had become painfully clear during her own pregnancies that innovation in vitamins hadn’t kept pace with science. And then something happened.

For couples trying to conceive, it’s just as important that men do what they can to optimize their fertility. In addition to exercise, a good diet, and cutting back on alcohol, the specialized nutritional support of a quality prenatal vitamin for men can go a long way. Here are three reasons to swap the multivitamin for a men’s prenatal.

We were honored for the opportunity to sit down with Mother Magazine and talk all things, babies, miscarriages and of course prenatal health! Big thanks to everyone at Mother Magazine for supporting us on our mission to educate on the importance of men and women taking an active role in improving their fertility health.

Fit Healthy Momma reviewed Beli Vitality for Men and Beli for Women, and it went well — we got a 9.5 rating out of 10!

The Picky Eater reviewed Beli prenatals, and we'll cut right to the chase — they call Beli a great option for any couple looking to improve their chances of conceiving, improve sperm and egg quality, or for support throughout a pregnancy.

"Infertility problems aren’t just all about the woman- it’s about the men too! Beli for men does a great job with taking all of the vitamins and supplements needed and wraps them up into one pill, which is very convenient for him. It has everything from Vitamin C, D, E, B6, B12, Zinc, and more to help increase sperm quality and count!"

Fin vs Fin just reviewed Beli for Women and Beli for Men and spoiler - they're saying good things. Check out the review in full and read on for highlights.

For Mollie, making the decision to have a second child was a matter of logistics and siblings, right up until she and her husband were given a 10% chance of conceiving their second baby naturally.