European countries have different restrictions on fertility treatments. This has created a market in shopping countries for better fertility deals. The National Health Service in Britain, for example, has many restrictions on in-vitro fertilization treatment, including a low total that donors can be paid for eggs (about $400). Other countries pay more, so eggs are more available. Infertile British women over 40, therefore, are likely to go to countries with a larger supply, such as the Czech Republic (where donors get $750 per egg) or Spain ($1250 per egg), for IVF treatment.
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If lots of British women are getting their donor eggs from the Czech Republic, I anticipate a significant improvement in the appearance and attractiveness of the British race over the next couple of decades.
Just a guess.
With treatments available to 10,000 USD lesser in other countries like India, China, Israel, Mexico, Russia, Singapore, Thailand, China, Malaysia, Spain, Belgium, Sweden & Denmark. Each country with its own advantage offers special advantages to fertility tourists. For best male infertility treatments globally choose Israel, India for surrogates & cost efficiency, Mexico for couples with financial and insurance hassles, Denmark & Sweden for women looking for artificial insemination.
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