Getting Pregnant Naturally: Healthy Choices To Boost Your Chances Of Conceiving Without Fertility Drugs – Alternative Methods Including Herbs, Nutrition, Ovulation Tracking, and Homeopathy

by Winifred Conkling

Today, many couples who experience problems getting pregnant look to the miracles of modern science for help. Yet for the more than five million Americans of childbearing age who have failed to conceive within a year or more, the good news is that as many as half go on to get pregnant and have healthy babies. Getting Pregnant Naturally is filled with dozens of little-known tips for increasing the odds of conceiving and offers the essential information any couple should have before they resort to expensive, invasive, high-tech fertility treatments -- • The most common causes of infertility or subfertility in both men and women • How the age factor relates to ability to conceive• Why fertility and infertility can flutuate from month to month• How to recognize and test for the signs that ovulation is taking place• How to change your lovemaking to increase the likelihood of conception • How men and women can increase their their chances of conception through nutritional supplements• Age-old herbal remedies that have been shown to increase fertility• Homeopathic therapies that can work• The mind-body ideas to boost your fertilityAnd Much More, Resource information on fertility centers,
natural medicine, and adoption

Genres: Nonfiction, Medical, Health, Fitness

224 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1999

About the author

WINIFRED CONKLING studied journalism at Northwestern University and spent the next 25 years writing non-fiction for adult readers, including for Consumer Reports magazine and more than 30 books. As part of her transition to writing for young people, she is working toward her Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children and Young Adults from the Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Sylvia & Aki is her first work for children.

Reviews

[Ismija · Rating 1 out of 5]

So what I absolutely don’t understand is why someone would write a guide on natural pregnancy when they themselves tried to get pregnant for nine years without success, then adopted two children, and now write a guide on how to conceive naturally. That just doesn’t make sense to me. Why write a guide about something you have no knowledge of and weren’t successful at? I’ve never seen anything so ridiculous. DNF

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[Khariul Anuar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bought the book for my wife, we both enjoy it!. Purchase the e-book version

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[Courtney Karr · Rating 3 out of 5]

A bit too hippy for this dirty hippy.