www.fertilityfriend.com http www.pregtastic.com iphone app: period tracker lite What to Expect when you’re Expecting & Getting Pregnant written by Niels H Laursen MD, PhD and Cotelle BouchezDISCLAIMER The participants in 5WaitingWombs are not medical professionals and do not take legal responsibility for any information or advice that is shared via videos, emails, comments. The information and facts we share are for educational purposes only and cannot substitute for a conversation with your doctor or pharmacist. We strongly encourage you to discuss with and obtain permission from your doctor before making any medical decision or beginning any over-the-counter or doctor prescribed drug(s) / herbs.
Answering questions from mnstowe3 and NinaLuvsFriedChicken: What are your opinionson using herbs for fertility purposes? What are the best foods/drinks/vitamins to use for fertility? Tips: Maintain healthy body weight Reduce alcohol intake Reduce caffeine intake Stop smoking! Supplements: Folic Acid Zinc Selenium Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) Vitamin E Vitamin C L-Arginine L-Carnitine Vitamin A Herbs: Agnus Castus Evening Primrose Oil Ginseng Pycnogenol Saw Palmetto Flaxseed Oil Fertility “friendly” Foods: High calcium foods Eggs Salmon Tuna Green and Orange Pekoe Teas Leafy green vegetables Nuts Whole grains Fruits with high vitamin C Foods to avoid: Processed/Junk foods Seafood containing mercury (ie. Albacore Tuna)DISCLAIMER The participants in 5WaitingWombs are not medical professionals and do not take legal responsibility for any information or advice that is shared via videos, emails, comments. The information and facts we share are for educational purposes only and cannot substitute for a conversation with your doctor or pharmacist. We strongly encourage you to discuss with and obtain permission from your doctor before making any medical decision or beginning any over-the-counter or doctor prescribed drug(s) / herb(s).
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