Israeli scientists study: Chinese medicine can improve the rate of artificial insemination

Traditional Chinese medicine has been used to relieve pain and treat diseases. Israeli scientists recently discovered that herbal medicine and acupuncture used in traditional Chinese medicine can improve the success rate of artificial insemination.

A team led by Dr. Levy-Ali of Tel Aviv University in Israel compared the concept of intrauterine fertilization with and without traditional Chinese medicine. The results showed that combining traditional Chinese medicine with intrauterine fertilization, the pregnancy rate of the test group was as high as 65.5%, while the pregnancy rate of the test group without Chinese medicine therapy was only 39.4%.