Implementing a gentle cleanse prior to becoming pregnant can improve fertility outcomes and the overall health of your baby. A wide array of toxins have been identified as detrimental to male and female fertility impacting oocytes (eggs) and sperm directly; hence the importance of a detox prior to becoming pregnant.
Read MoreSleep disorders are known to be associated with reproduction challenges and now research is showing not just the time of day you sleep but the quality and quantity also impact fertility. According to a peer reviewed article in Fertility and Sterility, “both stable circadian rhythms and cyclic melatonin availability are critical for optimal ovarian physiology and placental function…”
Read MoreEvaluating the cause of infertility in only the female partner can waste months of valuable time and result in the use of inappropriate, unnecessary, and often expensive procedures while during this time, the male partner could be identifying and correcting his fertility status as well. Even if there is an identifiable cause in the female, the male partner should still be evaluated.
Read MoreThe journey to parenthood is an exciting experience. You read books, watch videos, listen to podcasts, and talk with friends and family that have experienced the joy of pregnancy-all in anticipation that you will join them in the ranks of being a mom or dad.
Read MoreQuarantine, protests, virtual or no work/school, riots, face mask wearing. . .
Demands, expectations, uncertainties, and judgement from others. . .
I want to be pregnant, when is it my turn, none of this is fair. . .
Read MoreWhy it matters: Preterm birth complications are the leading cause of death among children under 5 years of age, responsible for ~1 million deaths per year worldwide, and can lead to lifelong developmental and physical disabilities.
Read MoreInfertility is a problem for 1 in every 10 couples at some point in their reproductive lifetime. Learn some lifestyle influences and treatment options in this article.
Read MoreIn this article, Dr. Kerr explains migraines that are associated with the menstrual cycle.
Read more to discover how Traditional Chinese Medicine views menstrual migraines.
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