[surferjoe2007]

Fennel in their pill and cream activates prolactin receptors. That could block the pituitary and cause infertility if there is enough. The only way to know for sure would be a hormone test for follicle stimulating hormone and leutenizing hormone, which are released from the pituitary. Low FSH and LH would mean the pituitary isn't working well. Natureday's products don't seem to have any true phytoestrogens, so there is only prolactin to worry about.

Mucuna pruriens, vitex and/or tongkat ali should help if high prolactin is the cause of infertility. MP and vitex help the most directly but they also fight against the fennel in natureday. Tongkat ali should help without fighting the fennel but it might not be enough. Either way testosterone will increase hand in hand with fertility. What you do is up to you. In my opinion try 500 mg or more vitex , 2500-5000 mg whole mucuna pruriens or the equivalent extract or 100-200 mg L-Dopa equivalent and 2,000 mg 100:1 tongkat ali. All at the same time. More vitex doesn't help or hurt, but under 250 mg is bad. Again don't get a MP extract with above 50% L-Dopa. If it works too well your balls or upper front legs may be uncomfortably sore at night. Then you can cut back on the tongkat ali until you're comfortable. A little soreness in the balls is a good sign that it's working. If it doesn't seem to work then you can increase the mucuna pruriens until you get a brief mild euphoria after 1-2 minutes. I just don't want you to go too far with dopamine so I picked a low start.

The woman's vitamins don't hurt the pituitary. Nor does flaxseed oil as far as I know.