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Kidneys and Fertility In Chinese medicine, keeping the Kidney area warm is crucial for supporting female fertility. The Kidneys are considered the foundation of life and have a direct connection to reproductive health in this traditional medical system. Chinese medicine revolves around the concept of vital energy (Qi) and the balance of Yin and Yang…
Thyroid Problems and Fertility Thyroid issues can greatly affect a woman’s ability to have a baby. The thyroid, a gland in your neck, plays a vital role in regulating various body functions, including the menstrual cycle and ovulation. When your thyroid isn’t working properly, it can lead to fertility problems. In this article, we’ll look…
How Fatigue Impacts Fertility Fatigue, or extreme tiredness, can have a profound impact on a woman’s ability to conceive. Here’s a simplified explanation of how this common issue can affect female fertility. Hormonal Disruption: In our bodies, hormones play the role of messengers, especially when it comes to the delicate process of getting pregnant. When…
The Main Causes of Infertility – a Western Medical View Age Matters: Fertility declines with age, primarily due to a natural reduction in the number and quality of a woman’s eggs. After the age of 35, fertility decreases more rapidly, and the risk of miscarriages and chromosomal abnormalities in pregnancies increases. Women have a limited…
Your Temperature and Your Fertility There are two main temperature issues with fertility: Being Too Cold Generally In natural medicine you and your uterus must be sufficiently warm to conceive and to nurture new life to birth. Almost all things in nature grow better when it’s warm. One of the most common problems we see…
How Age Affects Having Babies: What You Need to Know Ever wondered how age can impact the chances of having a baby? Well, it turns out that age plays a big role in fertility, affecting both men and women in different ways. Let’s dive into the basics for those thinking about starting a family. For…
Causes of InfertilityAround 10-15% of women experience infertility problems. It’s a statistic that appears to be increasing. But what’s causing it? Anyone reading this is probably well aware of the main causes of infertility according to Western medicine. These include age, tube disorders, endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids and pelvic inflammatory disease. But what are the main…
The Main Causes of Infertility – a Western Medical View Age Matters: Fertility declines with age, primarily due to a natural reduction in the number and quality of a woman’s eggs. After the age of 35, fertility decreases more rapidly, and the risk of miscarriages and chromosomal abnormalities in pregnancies increases. Women have a limited…
The Rise in Fertility Problems: Simple Reasons Behind a Complex Issue Fertility problems are on the rise, and understanding why isn’t simple. But here are some straightforward reasons behind this trend: Waiting to Have Kids: Many people are waiting until later in life to start a family, focusing on careers and personal goals first. However,…
Falling Pregnant is Only Half the Story If you have had trouble conceiving you will probably (and totally understandably) be quite focussed on conceiving and putting all you efforts into this. Conceiving is obviously incredibly important, but it does signify the start of a much longer process that you will need to go through to…
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