Beli Science: Testosterone Dips for New Dads

Getting your body healthy doesn’t guarantee pregnancy, but it dramatically increases your chances. In this post, we break down what fertility support really means, why it's still incredibly valuable, and the science behind how it sets you up for success—even if the journey isn’t linear.

When it comes to fertility, most people assume they’ll figure things out when the time comes. But what if there were things you should know long before you even start trying? We surveyed our customers—men and women at different stages of their fertility journeys—to find out the biggest surprises they encountered along the way.

The truth is, you don’t need a medical degree to become an expert in your own reproductive health. By understanding your body, making informed lifestyle choices, and taking proactive steps, you can significantly improve your chances of conception.

Testosterone is crucial for male fertility. If you’ve been feeling sluggish, dealing with low libido, or struggling with concentration, low testosterone could be a factor—but without proper testing, you might never know.

Explore how weight affects fertility for men and women, from hormonal balance and egg quality to sperm health and pregnancy risks. 

Male fertility impacts 50% of conception challenges. Learn why sperm health and testosterone are crucial for fertility, pregnancy success, and baby health.

Cortisol isn’t just a stress hormone; it’s a critical piece of the fertility puzzle for both men and women. Understanding how it impacts your body—and taking steps to manage it—can significantly improve your chances of conception

Many men overlook how crucial sperm health is until it's too late. Red flag statements can signal poor sperm quality. Whether trying to conceive or maintaining health, recognizing these signs early can impact your fertility and well-being.

Statistics emphasize that men, especially younger men, are not immune to sperm issues. Men should be proactive about their reproductive health by maintaining healthy habits, addressing any medical issues, and considering supplements like Beli Men’s Fertility to support optimal sperm production and quality.

Fall is not just a time for pumpkin spice lattes and cooler weather; it’s also an opportunity to optimize fertility, particularly for men. Cooler temperatures naturally benefit sperm health, while Beli for Men provides the essential nutrients needed to take those benefits even further. 

Miscarriage is a complex issue, and while sperm health is just one factor, it's a crucial one. By understanding the statistics and research surrounding miscarriage and sperm health, couples can take proactive steps to improve fertility outcomes. Beli Vitality for Men offers a comprehensive fertility supplement solution, supported by industry research and designed to improve sperm health. By combining Beli Vitality with healthy lifestyle choices, couples can optimize their fertility journey and increase their chances of a successful pregnancy.

Learn why switching from a multivitamin to a specialized prenatal supplement can make all the difference for your sperm health and chances of becoming a healthy and happy father.

While it’s true that popular hair loss meds work minor miracles on that receding hairline and back-of-the-head bald patch, it’s also true that it can come with side effects—some of them sexual. So, what does that mean in terms of male fertility? Here’s what couples should understand about the effects of popular hair-loss medications on sperm health.

Understanding what can be done to support healthy testosterone levels is particularly important for men who are trying to become fathers. So let’s take a closer look at the way testosterone affects male fertility.

It's a hot parent summer! Stay cool this summer with unique tips for those trying to conceive, pregnant, or postpartum, ensuring comfort and prioritizing health and well-being.

The summer heat really can have a temporary effect on male fertility, so doing what you can to keep cool, especially if the goal is becoming a dad, is really important. Here are tips to keep you and the boys cool this summer.

These alcohol-free beverages are not only refreshing and festive but also packed with nutrients that are great for you and your baby - and don't worry, we've got dads covered, too!

If you’re no stranger to the telltale signs of seasonal allergies—sneezing, itching, nasal congestion, irritated eyes, the works—you’re likely familiar with antihistamines. When you’re actively trying to conceive, there’s more to understand about histamines, seasonal allergies and how it affects your fertility.

When the plan is a baby, but you’re having a hard time conceiving, it’s normal to start wondering why. While there can be a number of issues in play, one tends to be overlooked: sleep quality. Specifically, men who have the sleep disorder sleep apnea could be at greater risk of fertility issues. Now, new research is drawing a more definitive link between sleep apnea and male fertility. Let’s review.

Fact: You can’t look at a guy—or eyeball his semen sample, for that matter—and determine his fertility. It just doesn’t work that way. The only way to truly assess sperm health is with a semen analysis. But there are a few lifestyle choices and truths that may indicate whether a man’s sperm is healthy and happy. 

While it’s lumped into the “bodily fluid” category, semen is a complex cocktail of compounds designed to support fertility. Like sperm quality, semen health can be influenced by lifestyle factors—an important realization for couples trying to conceive. From color to consistency, here’s what healthy semen looks like.

There’s a lot of chatter when it comes to male masturbation and what it says about a man’s fertility or whether it’s an issue when a couple is actively trying to conceive. And in the interest of clearing up the confusion, we’re taking a facts-based approach to the topic of men, masturbation and fertility.

For many of us, our twenties and even thirties are a time when the focus is on pregnancy prevention. And that’s okay! But even when the idea of motherhood is miles away there is tremendous value in understanding your fertility health and what you can do to support it during these young, carefree days.

Raise your hand if you already know that you have a biological clock. From age 35 and beyond, there is a natural decline in testosterone and sperm quality. Just as people lose muscle strength, flexibility and endurance with age, sperm also tend to lose their "fitness" over the life cycle. But what does that mean—and does it really matter?