Whether Helicobacter pylori can improve fertility is not scientifically established. The provided context contains no information on Helicobacter or fertility. Generally, H. pylori is primarily linked to gastrointestinal issues. Some studies suggest potential negative effects on sperm quality or hormonal balance, while others find no association. Positive effects on fertility are not supported. The evidence is therefore rated as 'unclear' or 'mechanistic', as no direct human studies from the given material exist. Beware of exaggerated marketing claims: detecting H. pylori in stool or breath tests does not indicate anything about fertility. For fertility concerns, focus on established factors like age, hormone status, and lifestyle.
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