The lifestyle changes are always a little bit of a tricky thing to advise people on and the tack that I usually take with many of my men is to ask them to observe more or less common-sense health measures. In general, when you’re talking about issues of general health and fertility, the two concepts are going to really dovetail pretty nicely together. The things that you know you should do for a healthy lifestyle are all things that are going to promote better fertility. No smoking, get some exercise, try to manage the stress in your life, but things like alcohol use, even tobacco and marijuana consumption, are all dose dependent. If you’re a heavy user almost to the point of abuse or addiction, that’s going to be such an assault on your overall health, that your fertility is going to suffer. However, if you have a glass of wine with your dinner at night, it’s not going to make that big of a difference. I think it’s more of a common-sense lifestyle that I try to propose to people.