August 7, 2008 at 12:23 pm (Uncategorized)
Uterine lining thickness can be a problem if you’re of a more mature age and trying to conceive. However, it need’nt be as much of a quandry as it is. It just requires some diet and lifestyle changes to jumpstart the hormone balance that will eventually create a thicker endometrium. Read more here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/482925/increasing_thin_uterine_lining_naturally.html?cat=5
July 7, 2008 at 12:49 pm (Uncategorized)
Infertile men and women alike need good preconceptual care to have good sperm quantity as well as quality…there’s no denying what good nutrition can do for men’s little swimmer’s!! I’ve written more on this issue here: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/457038/how_much_does_nutrition_contribute.html?cat=5
July 7, 2008 at 12:43 pm (Uncategorized)
Well, I had the great fortune of stumbling upon a site that also is a great resource and support for implementing preconceptual care to improve infertility problems as well as many other types of birth defects and anomolies that occur during conception. I was so happy to see this site and wouldn’t feel right if I didn’t pass along this info because it’s such a shot in the arm for those who need help gaining control over their own fertility. The site also discusses many other types of health related problems and overcoming them with the right diet and lifestyle. When you get there click on the Preconception I and Preconception II articles….those have some really valuable insight. You can also move around the site and read about its origin…it’s really interesting to say the least…here’s the link…
http://www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/Articles/articles_list.htm
Eat well, live well, then reproduce!! God Bless, Lyn
June 30, 2008 at 1:54 pm (Uncategorized)
We as women were designed to reproduce. It is what we were created to do. When this will not occur, there are reasons for it. Whether it’s compromised digestion due to gallstones from poor diet, or a liver that is congested due to poor diet and years of high demands being put upon it to detoxify, different aspects of our health that may seem unrelated to fertility are actually very much related to it. It’s important when dealing with infertility to keep a “whole” picture in mind. If your body isn’t reproducing, and there doesn’t seem to be a reason why, that is usually a reflection of other inbalances elsewhere in the body other than the reproductive system. I have written more regarding this and you can access it here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/463983/unexplained_infertility_its_really.html?cat=52
June 28, 2008 at 10:07 pm (Infertility)
Tags: fertility, Infertility, liver function, raw food, secondary infertility
What could be more frustrating and disappointing than getting pregnant once before and trying again with no results? What has changed? What could be so different? Well it’s important to keep our “whole” bodies in mind when we consider fertility. The condition of our entire health is an important aspect of fertility and one major source of either good or bad health is a congested over worked liver. Our liver has such a huge demand put upon it daily, and as we age that can translate to a liver that is more sluggish in it’s purification process than it was back when that first pregnancy happened. You can learn more about the liver’s role in fertility/infertility by clicking the link below:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/579797/secondary_infertility_and_the_liver.html?cat=52
June 26, 2008 at 10:46 pm (Uncategorized)
Tags: menopause, miscarriage, premenopause
Many times just eating the right foods with good estrogen levels of their own, can be enough to ward off those nasty pre-menopausal symptoms. Since changing my diet to a 80% raw diet myself, I can personally validate that this method does work…I had hot flashes, miscarriages, sleeplessness, and irritability til implementing the right food in my diet daily. You can read more here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/574725/combat_menopausal_symptoms_with_raw.html?cat=5
