Medicinal plants support men’s health in South Africa: why this knowledge needs safekeeping

By Adeyemi Oladapo Aremu, Professor, North-West University
'Makhotso Lekhooa, Associate professor, North-West University
Mompati Vincent Chakale, Lecturer, University of Mpumalanga

Men’s sexual and reproductive health may be awkward to talk about, but there’s a need to do so. For example, about one-sixth of all couples worldwide have difficulty conceiving children, and in half the cases the man’s fertility is part of the problem. In South Africa, nearly 65% of men attending primary healthcare…

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