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Almost always—and understandably—the fertility focus revolves around your physical body. However, your mental and emotional health is equally important during this time. The Ultimate Fertility Support: Are You Taking Care of Emotional Wellbeing? The fertility journey is not an easy one, so creating an Emotional Health Checklist is as essential as keeping track of your […]
Several things support your chances of conceiving, one of which is focusing on a fertility-friendly body. Your chances of conceiving increase the healthier you are, including getting enough—but not too much—exercise. Over-Exercising May Negatively Impact Fertility Chances Weight management, including exercise, is a significant factor when trying to conceive (TTC) at home or when using […]
Fertility specialists have long suspected that plastic products pose a threat to infertility. However, this research has circulated chiefly in the realm of endocrinology (study of hormone-related diseases and disorders) and healthcare – and less in the public arena. Studies related to environmental toxins, like plastic, have shown that certain chemicals found in most plastic […]
There are a variety of factors affecting infertility, some of which are within your control. The more individuals and couples do to optimize fertility naturally, the more successful they’ll be when they’re ready to conceive at home or via fertility treatments. A Reminder About Age and Fertility: Before we go into how to boost fertility […]
Perimenopause describes the years leading up to actual menopause, which is not confirmed until you have missed 12 consecutive periods in a row. The average age of menopause in the United States is 51, but the signs and symptoms of perimenopause can start as long as ten years prior due to subtle changes in a […]
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), also called artificial insemination, is a fertility treatment used to increase the chances of fertilizing a woman’s eggs. First, we wash the sperm sample in a special solution that separates healthy sperm from those that are misshapen or don’t “swim” as well. Then, we use a very small tube called a catheter […]
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