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Comment on Fifteen Minutes After IUI by makinbabiesfertility

makinbabiesfertility — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:07:32 +0000

I would agree that spending 15 minutes immobile might be good advice, but what are you doing mentally within that timeframe? I would suggest that women who chose to take that route of quiet immobility to also whisper to themselves or to their reproductive system words like “relax and reproduce it’s o.k.” say this several times to yourself and take strategic advantage of that quiet time. Sending little subliminal messages to your womb and other reproductive organs is an age old technique. You will be amazed at the results! Remember we have power in our words, whether we are motivating ourselves, others or our own reproductive system. Lovingly commanding your reproductive system to do it’s job is no exception to the rule. It will listen!

Comment on How Does it Feel Never to Conceive? by makinbabiesfertility

makinbabiesfertility — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:51:46 +0000

Wow your optimism is contagious! Congrats on your son and all the joy he has brought to your family. In my line of work I believe anyone with a reproductive system can reproduce. I use very unconventional, common sense methods to help couples conceive.

I normally recommnend my clients take matters into their own hands, especially since the way is within and not without ourselves. My first bit of advice to you would have been to borrow clothes (an old shirt or gown) from one of your friends that had success in conceiving or giving birth to happy, healthy children. Wear the clothes overnight, to properly absorb that wonderful fertility energy. To further demonstrate my point watch the movie Baby Mama with Lisa Rey, for years doctors told her she could not conceive, but the minute she started hanging around a fertile women she was able to have her own baby despite her infertility prognosis. Fertility is contagious and can be transferred from one person to another! That is why my clients have great success using my fertility soaps and other products!

Comment on Cooking to Conceive by makinbabiesfertility

makinbabiesfertility — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:36:44 +0000

Indeed, a good diet is essential to enhancing fertility. I would encourage women to incorporate cucumbers into their diets, particularly (pickles). This has a whole host of benefits both physically and psychologically. Since my company deals with the unconventional side of infertility, eating whole pickles will jumpstart the mother-to-be into pregnancy mode.

Comment on How Does it Feel Never to Conceive? by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:45:01 +0000

It is unfortunate that you were not able to concieve. However, the blessing is that your son was able to secure such a loving mother. God bless you!

Randy Beckett is an author, speaker and consultant with over 30 years experience in women’s healthcare.

For additional information on infertility, visit http://www.infertilityconcerns.com

Comment on Unprescribed Clomid by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:38:35 +0000

Unfortunately most doctors follow a protocol and not necessarily what is best for the patient. Clomid is inexpensive and is usually the first in a line of treatments that will be offered to the patient. This protocol could be driven by your insurance company or just a pattern that the doctor has got use to. In either instance it is cookie cutter medicine.

Randy Beckett is an author, speaker and consultant with over 30 years experience in women’s healthcare.

For additional information on infertility, visit http://www.infertilityconcerns.com

Comment on Celiac Disease and Fertility by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:33:24 +0000

Celiac is one of several issues that goes unchecked by most doctors. It usually falls into the unknown cause category unless the patient is already aware of the condition. Celiac usually does not show up until around the age of 25 which would coincide with many women trying to get pregnant. As stated in this great article it is usually treatable and most women are able to conceive after about 60 to 90 days.

Randy Beckett is an author, speaker and consultant with over 30 years experience in women’s healthcare.

For additional information on infertility, visit http://www.infertilityconcerns.com

Comment on Lubricants and Fertility by shanika04

shanika04 — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 11:16:33 +0000

This is some good information. I think lubricants should be avoided too if possible.

Comment on IUI or IVF? by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:30:36 +0000

IUI has been found to be much less effective than IVF and most specialist will do as yours did and steer you away from it. The risk just do not out way the results.

Comment on Fifteen Minutes After IUI by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:12:28 +0000

Sometimes the best therapy is just good common sense.

Comment on Lubricants and Fertility by InfertilityConcerns.com

InfertilityConcerns.com — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:27:55 +0000

Talk to your OB/GYN and ask for some Estrace in a tube. Estrace is a natural estradiol that can be used as a lubricant for sex without harm to the mucus and it will not have a negative effect on the sperm. As stated above most women begin to need lubricant because their body is trying to tell them something. This could be an early sign of peri-menopause. It can effect women as early as their mid 20’s.