Olga turned to Professor Blum’s clinic after struggling to conceive. Together with her husband, they sought the root of the issue and underwent comprehensive testing at a specialized clinic in Spain. The results showed that everything was fine on her end, but on her husband's side, sperm motility was nearly zero. Doctors concluded that natural conception was impossible and recommended IVF. 

“I absolutely didn’t want to go down that road. From my friends’ experiences, I already knew what hormonal preparation for IVF is like, the failed attempts, and their consequences. Most importantly, I knew what kind of children could be born through such conception. I had read that they are often born prematurely, get sick more often and more severely, have genetic abnormalities, and often struggle to have children of their own.

We decided to try biomechanical training — no medication. My husband started the “Men’s Health” program at Dr. Blum’s Center to improve fertility. We wanted to understand why this was happening to him — a former athlete, a healthy young man — but none of the doctors could give us a clear answer. Dr. Blum, however, had his own opinion and a clear goal: to restore blood flow in the pelvic area.

My husband trained intensively at the Center for three months. He also followed all the lifestyle and dietary recommendations: regular cardio workouts, running, and detox.

After three months of training, we got the results — his sperm parameters were all normal! You should’ve seen the surprise on the face of the doctor who had been monitoring him. Most importantly, we had confirmation that natural conception was possible. And just two months later — it happened! I got pregnant. The long-awaited pregnancy came, and we had a healthy baby. The birth went smoothly, without complications.

We went to Dr. Blum right from the maternity hospital for a check-up for both me and the baby. Two weeks later, we started sessions — I worked on restoring my body and women’s health, and our baby joined the “Newborn – Health and Prevention” program to support proper development.

Now Michael is 4.5 years old — a healthy, active boy doing all kinds of sports. We still visit the Center from time to time — now for preventive care.”

No matter how much a person shows their strengths to the world, the "weak link" will fail. Asymmetries, imbalances, and misalignments are risk factors. When injury, stress, or illness occurs, it breaks at the weak point. What can be done? How do you find this weak link, and how do you strengthen it in time? This is what Professor Blum explains in his video.

Biomechanics is how the body moves in space. Somatodynamics is what happens inside the body when it moves. Thixotropy is the ability of substances to change their viscosity under mechanical influence. How can we use the laws of biomechanics and somatodynamics to influence the metabolic processes of fluids in the body?