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The risks of cigarette smoking are well documented; especially as they pertain to the lungs and heart. But what about its effect on a woman’s fertility? How might it affect a man’s fertility? According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), “Smoking damages the genetic material in eggs and sperm, miscarriage and offspring birth-defect […]
Are you ready to start “trying”? It’s such a liberating feeling to get off the hormonal contraceptives, ditch the condoms and spermicides, and finally have sex with the intention of getting pregnant, isn’t it? These 10 Tips can help to boost your odds so you can see that positive pregnancy test sooner, rather than later. […]
Immunizations for women keep them, and their newborn babies, safe from seasonal flus as well as significantly more serious conditions. We recommend reading the World Health Organization’s, Six Common Misconceptions About Immunizations, to guide your decision-making. The healthcare community is on high-alert as states increasingly allow parents to exempt their children – and themselves – […]
One of the best things you can do for your mental, emotional and physical well-being – including your fertility prospects – is to get a good night’s sleep. Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Can Increase Your Chances of Getting Pregnant Without the advent of electricity and round-the-clock light, we humans were fairly solar powered creatures. […]
The sad reality is that every day toxins are linked to infertility – both female and male. This is not a myth, and it can be stressful for couples coping with an infertility diagnosis because it feels like the world is against you. The good news is that while you can’t control all of the […]
Being overweight or underweight can wreak havoc on hormone levels and can affect your ability to ovulate regularly and get pregnant easily. We have some tips to help get your BMI into a healthy zone so that you can have a healthy pregnancy and baby.
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