Today infertility and sexual health problems globally affects over 250 million couples. As per the WHO at least one in six couples actively trying for a child seems to face some sort of difficulty. Global fertility rates are also declining. As scientists and practicing doctors we actually have no clue as to why these phenomenon are manifesting themselves. What is even more saddening and depressing is that, infertility treatments are not yet borne by the public healthcare system especially in a country like India which is the second largest population in the world. Private providers of fertility services are also left with no choice but to charge exorbitantly for fertility treatments. The average cost of IVF treatments in Chennai ranges from 1.5 to 3.00 lakh rupee. Moreover, the success rates of these treatments seldom go beyond 35 to 40 percent in terms of take home baby rates. Price is just one thing to worry about…