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HAVE YOU AND YOUR PARTNER
BEEN TRYING TO GET PREGNANT
FOR YEARS TO NO AVAIL?
C O N T E N T S
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certain risks for example birth Vitamin D boosts fertility.p 2
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Certain pharmaceutical drugs
Supplements double
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likelihood of pregnancy
What causes infertility.back page
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VITAMIN D BOOSTS FERTILITY
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Ninety-three percent of infer-
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ding to the researchers, 39% of
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What does Lena Andersson say about
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"After trying to conceive for so many years, I became pregnant in just three
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"My husband and I had been trying for a baby for a long time. After an unsuccessful IVF treatment that drained all the energy out of me, I was ready to give up on the idea of having a baby. I had a daughter from my previous marriage, but I knew how much my husband longed for a child of our own. I felt like I had failed and although my husband reassured me that it was ME that he wanted and not a child at any cost, I still contemplated the idea of just running and starting a new life, just my daughter and I. I know that sounds drastic, but I just wanted to avoid more disappointment. After long and hard discussions about our situation, my husband and I decided to stop all infertility treatments My husband is a physiotherapist and took a Doctor's Natural course in acupuncture and nutritional supple- ments. There he found out that in many cases infertility is not due to any physiological problem, but due to pollution, toxins and free radicals that can damage the reproductive systems of both men and women and prevent the embryo from attaching to the uterus. Also, all the painkillers I had been taking for another condi- tion were destroying my uterus. Naturally my husband was very excited about this new information that could So, I started taking Doctor's Natural Vitamins, Minerals and Grapavin as well as Vitamins C and E. My husband also took Grapavin along with Vitamins and Minerals. Three months later, bingo, I was pregnant! It was quite unexpected! Thank you so much Doctor's Natural for all the advice and the fantastic supplements that have given us a beautiful baby and a new happy To find out which of our Infertility packages is best for you call one of our health
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SEVERAL PHARMACEUTICAL DRUGS CAUSE INFERTILITY
If you and your partner want to get
Viagra: ironically enough Viagra
Painkillers: men whose mother's
Antidepressants: a study shows
Give your man antioxidants!
According to a study, men who take antioxidant supplements every day are 19% more likely to get their partners pregnant than men who don't take antioxidants. Vitamin C, vitamin E, carotenoids, folic acid, zinc, magnesium and selenium help to neutralise the damage caused by sperm cells by free radicals and oxidative stress. Doctor's Natural Vitamins and Minerals for men contain all these antioxidants plus many more essential nutrients for all your body's functions and processes.
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WHAT CAUSES INFERTILITY?
• Male factor - 29.7%
MALE FACTORS
• Female factor - 28.5%
FEMALE FACTORS
• Multiple male and female
factors - 10.3%
• Unexplained - 23.9%
• Other factors - 4.7%
MALE AND FEMALE FACTORS
3. Pharmacuetical drugs such as
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs), chemotherapy,
has been linked to lowered fertility.
VITAMIN AND MINERAL SUPPLEMENT COULD DOUBLE CHANCE OF PREGNANCY
If you have fertility problems, don't forget your vitamins and minerals! Doctors from Leeds University say a daily vitamin and mineral supplement can double your likelihood of becoming pregnant.
Contemplating IVF?
Back it up with a vitamin and mineral supplement. According to the study, women who take a daily vitamins and minerals have a 40% chance of pregnancy compared to just a 19% chance of pregnancy for women who Taking a vitamin and mineral supplement will ensure adequate levels of vitamins - especially the ones with antioxidant properties like vitamin C and E - are present in the fluid surrounding eggs in the ovaries. This helps to protect the eggs against harmful pollutants in the body and increase fertility.
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