Fertility Blend for Women: 3 Month Supply
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Fertility Blend for Women is a scientifically validated herbal nutritional blend designed to improve fertility by optimizing hormonal and menstrual cycle balance. The herb, Vitex (Chasteberry), enhances hormone balance and ovulation frequency. The amino acid, L-arginine, helps improve circulation to the reproductive area. Antioxidants, green tea, vitamin E, and selenium, help repair oxidative damage due to aging and environment. Folic acid assists in the reduction of specific birth defects in children. Vitamins B6, B12, minerals, iron, zinc and magnesium help address specific deficiencies and promote fertility health.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #58738 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Fertility Blend for Women

Features

• 3 Month Supply!
• Clinically demonstrated to promote fertility
• All-Natural Ingredients
• Ob-Gyn and Doctor Recommended

FertilAid for Women is the doctor-approved and Ob/Gyn-recommended fertility supplement designed to enhance fertility and improve reproductive health. FertilAid for Women was formulated on the basis of established scientific literature to help optimize fertility safely and naturally as part of a healthy lifestyle. With a proprietary herbal formula that includes chasteberry (vitex), red clover blossom, siberian ginseng, and gingko biloba, FertilAid can help restore hormonal balance while supporting overall reproductive wellness. Each bottle contains a one-month supply of FertilAid. It may take up to 3 months to fully realize the benefits of FertilAid. Do not take FertilAid if you are taking fertility drugs (such as Clomid).

 

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Nutrition is of utmost importance because your body is the vessel in which you will be carrying new life. Therefore, the healthier your body is, the more likely you are to conceive and carry a baby to full term. Here are some of the nutrients that you should be sure to include in your diet:

Folic Acid
Folic Acid can improve fertility in both men and women. Besides supplements, you can obtain folic acid from natural sources such as green leafy vegatables, whole grains, wheat germ and citrus fruits. The recommended amount is 400 micrograms a day.

Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 helps in improving fertility and also preventing miscarriages.

Vitamin C
Vitamin C is an antioxidant which improves general health, reduces stress and increase fertility among both men and women.

Calcium
Calcium is important for both men and women. It is important for women who are trying to conceive and also women who are pregnant. The recommended level is 1,000mg a day.

Iron
Iron helps prevent miscarriages. The recommended amount is 30mg a day. Green leafy vegetables are a good natural source of iron.

Zinc
Zinc is very important for male fertility. The recommended amount is 11 milligrams a day. Natural sources of zinc include wheat germ, seeds and soy.

L-carnitine and Co-enzyme Q10
Both of these have been found to increase male fertility.

Herbs
Some herbs found to be helpful for fertility include - chaste tree berry, red clover, Siberian ginseng, lady's mantle, black cohosh. There are also around 150 types of Chinese herbs that are useful for improving fertility. These are best obtained from a Chinese medicine practitioner.

Food
If possible, eat organic food to avoid consuming pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, preservatives, hormones, colouring, additives, antibioitcs, flavorings and other chemicals. Some experts say that a vegan or vegetarian diet improves fertility because of the increased intake of fruits and vegetables.

Things To Avoid
If you are trying to get pregnant, you should avoid alcohol, caffeine, cigarettes, certain drugs such as aspirin and antihistamines and fish from contaminated waters.

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Are you having a hard time conceiving? If you are, then this article may turn out to be a good read for you because we will be providing facts that you may need to help you improve fertility.

So without further adieu, let us start with the first method.

1. Keep Track Of Your Ovulation Period

This is perhaps one of the first things that you should do to improve fertility. This is because when you keep track of your ovulation period, you get to schedule your intercourse with your partner at the right time.

2. Fertility Diet

In one way or another, a fertility diet is so much like a healthy diet. It promotes you to eat healthy by getting rid of harmful fat in the food that you take in and substituting them with better alternatives such as canola, corn, olive and other vegetable based oil.

Apart from greatly modifying your choice of fat, this diet also encourages you to stay away from sodas, other carbonated drinks and alcohol because the acid and other chemicals you can get from them increases the acidity level of your uterus. And an acidic uterus is not something that you would want when you are trying to conceive because too much acid can greatly affect the health and life of your egg cell.
Finally, the diet should be infused with a lot of vitamins and minerals like Vitamin A, C, D, Zinc and Calcium that can increase the production of sex cells and reduce the likelihood of defects.

3. Trying Different Sexual Positions

You can also improve fertility by sampling sexual positions that helps the woman keep sperm cells in their uterus. According to some gynecologists, the missionary position works best when you are trying to make a baby because it also allows deeper penetration.

Those are three things that you can try to improve fertility. They are relatively simple to do; so accomplishing them may be easy enough. But if those simple fixes do not work, you can always ask help from people who are experts on this field - gynecologists.

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When struggling with fertility, there is always the question of who to tell. Do I tell my mom? If I tell my mom, does that mean I have to tell my mother-in-law? What about my friends? If I don't tell them, am I lying to them? Just because I tell them some things, do I have to tell them everything? What do I do when someone asks me if I'm trying to get pregnant?

Let me introduce you to a concept from the marvelous Byron Katie. There are 3 types of business:

1. Yours
2. Theirs
3. Gods

I'll give you some examples:

You probably know what "your" business is: what you are having for lunch, how you wear your hair, your decision to pursue fertility treatment.

"Their" business: how much time your husband spends following his favorite sports team. Even if he spends 50 hours a week, that's his business. If you're spending 10 hours a week stewing about his habits, that's 10 hours you can't be focused on your business, because you're over in his. Whenever you are in someone else's business, you aren't focused on yourself and what you need in the present moment. Meaning? You aren't a happy camper. You can NOT be happy when you are in someone else's business. You're spending your time wishing the present moment was different, which is a complete waste of time and utterly frustrating to boot!

"God's" business: the fact that it is raining and has been raining for a week. You don't like it. You don't like what it does to traffic, your hair, your shoes and your attitude. Again, you are spending your time in business not of your own making. How is being frustrated over something you can't control serving you? It isn't.

I tell you all this in an effort to help you fully take ownership of your own business. It is yours and yours alone. And knowing how futile it is for you to be in someone else's business, makes it easier (at least for me) to recognize when someone is trying to get in my business. I act like a big bad bouncer in front of a nightclub. You two can come in. You- no way. You, yes, but you have to pay me $20. I have different rules for everyone, and I make no apologies!

So when it comes to who to tell, what to tell them, and when to tell them, I say it's your business. What you choose to share and not share is up to you and your spouse (I do recommend being on the same page when it comes to sharing your private joint business.) Can you tell someone and then change your mind about what you want to share with them in the future? Absolutely! If you feel someone is angry with you over that decision, silently remind yourself this person is trying to get in your business, and the only person who belongs in your business is you.

In the world of fertility challenges, there is a lot you can't control. One thing you can is who you tell. Don't be afraid to harness that control!!! Give yourself full permission to tell and/or not tell any and everyone. If you struggle with this, call me and I'll give you permission:) Hell, I give you permission right now! I love giving people permission to fully own their business!!

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