Getting pregnant fast - naturally.

If you think you’ve tried everything to get pregnant and still wondering why you can’t get pregnant then you might need to re-examine what ‘tried everything’ really means. I’ve heard from many women who say they’ve ‘tried everything’ yet when I ask about certain aspects of their fertility plan they haven’t in fact covered those areas off. So what are all the areas, how do you cover them all off?

Well that is one long story and exactly what I wrote about in The Getting Pregnant Plan. When I had to work out a way to get pregnant naturally or else face IVF I got very serious about my research. I was sick of hearing one doctor or therapist contradict the other! Not one person I dealt with was willing to give ‘other methods’ any credit! So a herbalist wouldn’t recommend acupuncture. A doctor wouldn’t recommend a herbalist, and around and around it went.

I decided I needed to do EVERYTHING short of drugs and IVF. If I did that and still didn’t get pregnant then I would look at IVF; I just couldn’t face it when there was apparently no problem. Ever heard the term unexplained infertility or secondary infertility? What these terms basically mean is that there has been no medical way of detecting why you can’t get pregnant. In some fields they will intimate that there is indeed a problem but there just isn’t a medical way of detecting it yet.

So in my case it was a matter of working out all the possible ways that I could positively impact my chances of conceiving. To my surprise I found PLENTY! There are so many ways to positively impact your chances of getting pregnant but also there are many ways to negatively impact your chances too and most people are doing at least some of them every single day….many doing most of them!

If you want to know everything I discovered; all the things I did to positively impact my chances of getting pregnant and how I conceived at the age of 39, no thanks to the doctors, then grab a copy of The Getting Pregnant Plan. You will then be armed with everything I did and that you can do too. But be warned! Do not get my ebook if you want a magic pill. This isn’t one herb or one answer, it is a plan; a stepped out process that needs to be followed.

Can’t get pregnant? Tried everything? If you haven’t tried the comprehensive plan I followed, the plan that pretty much covers all your bases, then you haven’t tried everything. Give it a go, you have absolutely nothing to lose.

This is a very direct post, the most direct I’ve written but it’s done with the intended message as this: If you’ve been struggling to get pregnant and yet there is nothing ‘medically’ wrong then you need to cover off all the positive things you can do for your fertility and most importantly avoid all the the things that undermine your fertility every single day.

Think your heavy exercise routine is doing your fertility good? Think again. Think your innocent glass of wine here and there won’t hurt? Think again. Think that being a ‘bit overweight’ can’t be the problem? Think again. Think that over-the-counter everyday drug you took probably won’t cause a miscarriage before you even know you’re pregnant? Think again. I could go on and on. Can’t get pregnant? Tried everything? Have you tried The Getting Pregnant Plan?

This is the third and final post in my ovulation test kits series. I’ve talked to you about testing every day and then about why you should twice a day at certain times of your cycle. I’ve touched on my third point a little but now I really want to cover it off one more time to be sure you’re clear. Here’s the third thing to remember about ovulation tests. [Read more →]

Following on from my previous ovulation test post, here is part two. I suggest testing at least once a day when you have finished your period and are leading into ovulation. There are a couple of days however that I highly recommend you test twice a day. Which days and why you ask? [Read more →]

Knowing when you’re ovulating is one of the most critical keys to getting pregnant there is. If you get this wrong you can really waste a great deal of time. If you haven’t used an ovulation test before then you really should be. Read my other post on free methods here and why they aren’t the best option for pinpointing your ovulation. So assuming you understand the need to use ovulation tests and how they could double your chances of getting pregnant I will cover off several ways to make the most of them over a series of three posts. Here is the first of three: [Read more →]

There are so many fertility herbs and not all of them will suit everybody. Certain herbs have specific properties so therefore do not always mean they are positive. A herb such as red clover for example has estrogenic aspects and would not be the best option if you were battling an over abundance of estrogen. [Read more →]

Today I’m going to talk about a herb that can really help you with irregular menstrual cycles and many other symptoms associated with your reproductive health. Maca is a fertility herbal food that originates from Peru. Maca dates back thousands of years and is thought to have been a very prized root plant. How can maca help you get pregnant? [Read more →]

With such a vast amount of infertility herbs to choose from it can be a little confusing knowing where to start. Generally you are better off finding a Chinese Herbalist to formulate a fertility blend for you. It can be comforting though to know a little bit about the type of herbs you might be advised to take. One herb often used for infertility is dong quai. How can dong quai help your reproductive health? [Read more →]

The second herb I’d like to discuss in this series on herbs for fertility is Black Cohosh. It is a native shrub of North America and can grow up to 8 feet tall. The shrub is easily recognised by its tall stalks of fluffy white flowers. Black Cohosh has estrogenic properties and it has been used in the past by Native Americans to help alleviate menopausal symptoms. [Read more →]

There are many herbs for getting pregnant and therefore today’s post is the start of a series of posts about the herbs you can use to help with your goal of getting pregnant fast. There is one herb that is famous for helping female reproduction and it is well deserving of its hero status. [Read more →]

If you are seriously considering IVF then you have probably realised already that trying to find out success rates of centres is quite difficult not to mention the individual success rates of the IVF doctors within those centres. You would be wise to choose your IVF doctor carefully, here’s why. [Read more →]

Is there such a thing as lunar cycle fertility? Well some say absolutely yes, although you’re not likely to have a detailed conversation about this with your fertility specialist. Back in the 1950’s Dr Eugene Jonas, a Czech psychiatrist, said that there was indeed evidence of lunar cycle fertility. [Read more →]

To suffer a miscarriage is one of the most difficult things to endure. No matter how many weeks pregnant, a miscarriage can devastate a couple. What are the causes of miscarriage, the ‘why’, is often the first question couples ask when a miscarriage takes place. [Read more →]

Due to the high number of questions I’m receiving I’ve started to consider seriously creating a forum where my visitors can chat, share their stories with each other and hopefully share some great tips too. Why on earth does the world need yet another trying to conceive forum?

Well I guess the answer is simple. Every forum is unique and I don’t know of one that has been created by someone who struggled with secondary infertility and managed to get pregnant at the age of 39 no thanks to the doctors! So in the forum I would pop in from time to time and answer questions and hopefully share some information and opinions that help you. How does that sound? [Read more →]

It can be both a relief and confusion when you’re placed in the ‘unexplained infertility’ category. When there is nothing to fix it can leave you feeling helpless and the feeling that there’s nothing more to do other than ‘keep trying’. [Read more →]

The first miracle birth that occurred as a result of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) took place some three decades ago, back in July 1978. Since then the world has welcomed in excess of three million babies born as a result of IVF and other types of assisted reproductive discoveries. [Read more →]