Dr. Frank He participated in the Bay Area Seniors Games in San Mateo on December 12, 2021 and won a silver medal in the Men 55-60 age group.
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For many couples who are waiting to say we have a surprise , guess what, having a baby is a lifetime dream. Achieving this dream happens naturally most of the time, however sometimes, there are situations where a little awareness of our bodies and diet can help. The proverbial saying 'You are what you eat' is the notion that to be fit and healthy, you need to eat good food. Same holds good for your fertility health, especially for maintaining vaginal pH balance. Here is an excerpt from a research paper which explains and demonstrates the relationship with pH balance and fertility. The optimal vaginal pH to maintain sperm viability and motility ranges from 7.0 to 8.5. In fact, a reduction in sperm motility is seen at vaginal pH of less than 6.0. The alkaline pH of semen protects sperm temporarily. However, reduction in semen volume and/or decreased alkaline seminal vesicular secretion may negatively impact fertility since buffering capacity of semen against vaginal acidity becomes inadequate. The cervix generally functions as an effective barrier to sperm; an adequate production of cervical mucus is essential to transport sperm from the vagina to the uterine cavity. Acupuncture is an essential part of restoring this balance. Get a booster Acupuncture treatment and start your alkaline diet , during ovulation for best results. Thus TCM identifies an important indicator for a human body’s health: the human blood pH value, which, under normal conditions, ranges from 7.34539 to 7.45461. Outside this range (acid: Yin condition; alkaline: Yang condition), disease appears. Almost always, when there is virtual disease, the condition of human blood pH value is a Yin condition; when there is real disease, the condition of human blood pH value is a Yang condition. There are many wonderful alkaline foods taken regularly, which have the potential to increase the chances of conception. Please book an appointment for a consultation. Call us at 408-720-1766. by Sandhya Sathyanarayana L.Ac. |
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