Natural Fertility Treatment

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1 Natural Fertility Treatment

1.1 Medically Reviewed by Dr. Pamela Frank

1.2 Science-Based Nutrition for Fertility

1.3 Western Herbal Medicine for Fertility

1.4 Acupuncture for Fertility

1.5 Traditional Chinese Medicine or TCM Herbs for Fertility

1.6 Vitamins and Minerals for Fertility

1.7 Natural Fertility Treatment Research

Medically Reviewed by Dr. Pamela Frank

In my extensive experience with successfully treating infertility naturally, the following natural fertility treatments are those that I have found to be most effective, click the links in each topic to learn more about each type of fertility treatment.

Science-Based Nutrition for Fertility

What should you eat when you are trying to conceive? Some foods can harm fertility, such as heavy metal polluted fish, while others can enhance it, like healthy protein, fats, fruits, and vegetables. I can provide a detailed list of which foods would be best and worst in your specific situation, which foods to avoid, and which foods offer fertility benefits.

Western Herbal Medicine for Fertility

Plants have incredible healing properties. They can help balance hormones, regulate menstrual cycles and promote normal function of the reproductive organs for both men and women. But, they have to be prescribed and used properly – in the right format, in the right dose for you, and at the right point of your cycle to be effective. Read more about my top 5 fertility herbs.

Acupuncture for Fertility

Scared of needles? There’s no need to fear these ones. Acupuncture is commonly used in natural fertility treatment. Acupuncture needles are hardly thicker than a strand of hair but can balance your body and improve the function of your reproductive organs.

Traditional Chinese Medicine or TCM Herbs for Fertility

Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, uses combinations of synergistic herbs to balance and restore healthy function to your reproductive system, including your ovaries (in women) or testes (in men). Be careful of the source though as some Chinese herbs are contaminated with unlabeled prescription drugs and heavy metals like arsenic.

Vitamins and Minerals for Fertility

Your liver, thyroid, adrenal glands, pituitary, ovaries, and/or testes all play a role in fertility and all require certain vitamins and minerals to function at their best. Poor diet, high stress, and soil depletion of certain vitamins and minerals all contribute to deficiencies of vital nutrients for fertility. Replenishing specific vitamins and minerals, which ones to replace are determined based on either testing or symptoms, encourages the optimal function of your entire endocrine (hormone-producing) system for enhanced fertility.