“While most of India is still underserved when it comes to sexual health and wellness, there has been a surge in such brands and products in the last few years. This shows the potential in the Indian market and its acceptance towards the category,” said Nilay Mehrotra, founder of Kindly Health. “Be it pleasure or sexual health and wellness, the sector looks promising with the market growing to about $2 billion by 2030.”
Stress plays a role in both sexual performance and sperm health. From practising yoga, and going for walks to following a proper diet, stress can be reduced following these steps, which in turn can improve sex life.
A recent study has shown that stress can harm sexual performance and sperm health, leading to infertility. The study found that men who reported higher stress levels were more likely to have lower sperm counts and less sperm motility. In .
New Delhi [India], October 11 (ANI/NewsVoir): KindlyHis the men's sexual health and performance platform of Kindly, a start-up providing, sexual, reproductive and fertility solutions has introduced a range of lab test services for men. Focused on diagnostic first solutions, Kindly had earlier launched Asia's first at-home semen testing kit that is a discreet, easy and affordable solution for men looking to address their overall health concerns. The brand has introduced four new lab tests that will address queries of patients on their sperm health and sexual performance. The tests are: 1. Sperm analysis test 2. Erectile dysfunction test 3. Premature ejaculation test 4. Low sex drive test Designed in a customer convenience method, all the four test comes with home collection facility with a free urologist consultation. The lab tests are all curated by doctors and the reports are delivered within 24-48 hours of the sample collection. Talking about the lab tests, Nilay Mehrotra, CE
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