Apr 16, 2022
Australia - April 16, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Scientists at FertiGenix, the first clinic in the world to specialize in over 40 fertility and premature ovarian failure (POF), has made another giant stride towards ensuring that interested women, irrespective of the age, can have children, with the discovery of a solution for reversing menopause. FertiGenix scientists teamed up with Gerontologists in their labs in Geneva and Rome to discover that reactivation of fertility is now possible for women over forty, including women who have commenced menopause as well as persons diagnosed with premature ovarian Insufficiency.
Infertility remains a major issue faced by millions of people across the globe, with women particularly being the major patients, especially due to the nature of their body. However, a team of scientists is looking to change things especially for women above 40, a claim substantiated by the recent discovery of a solution for slowing down menopause.
According to the FertiGenix scientists, focusing on the senescence factors that cause the aging of the human ovaries and the reproductive microenvironment while targeting molecular pathways and mechanisms to reprogram cells, will enable the regeneration of the reproductive system in most instances. "These new treatments breakthroughs are dramatic and will give the opportunity for many more women to naturally conceive over forty," explained FertiGenix Scientists.
The treatments have already helped many patients achieve pregnancy and FertiGenix hopes that the numbers of successes will climb in the coming months.

For further information about the newly discovered treatment option and how FertiGenix is helping women over 40 to conceive and enjoy the motherhood experience, visit - www.fertigenix.com and Facebook, where the clinic continues to grow its online community.
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