Discover how a qualified natural fertility coach can help you improve your chances of becoming pregnant
Discover how a qualified natural fertility coach can help you improve your chances of becoming pregnant
A woman's fertility is often associated with a complex network of hormones that connect the pituitary gland in her brain to her ovaries, uterus, cervix and breasts. The organs have recipient cells that are sensitive to the number of hormones in the blood. The concentration varies daily, depending on whether you are fertile or infertile, pregnant, breastfeeding or in your menopause.
Men, on the other hand, are fertile all the time, but a woman is only fertile for five days in her menstrual cycle and therefore fertilization also only takes place during this period.Once the female body is receptive to the male sperm (during ovulation), fertilization usually takes place, but many couples around the world struggle with infertility while doing everything in their power to conceive a baby.
Fertility is an aspect of human health that most of us take for granted until infertility suddenly becomes part of your life.Infertility among both men and women is not uncommon and although several factors can contribute to infertility, it is not necessarily the end of the road.
A well-known UK fertility coach recently remarked that couples who are said to have ‘unexplained infertility’ accept all too easily that they will never become pregnant, and that the joys of parenthood are not destined for them, while the contrary is actually true.
Weight plays a significant role in infertility. Medical research has found that underweight women - with a body mass index (BMI) of less than 19 kg/m2 - will take much longer to fall pregnant than women with a normal BMI (19–24 kg / m2). Overweight women are usually insulin resistant, which means that a large amount of insulin is circulating in the body, which ultimately have a disruptive effect on menstruation.The ovaries are also affected by Estrogen production from fat cells,which can prevent eggs from being released during the normal monthly cycle.
Other factors that can affect fertility – which any qualified fertility coach will point out right away, are bad habits and lifestyle choices. Too much alcohol, caffeine, and cigarette smoke can impair fertility.Low fertility is often associated with poor eating and drinking habits and research shows, in particular, a link between alcohol consumption and a decrease in the ability to conceive.
For the human body to function optimally, it needs important nutrients that can only be obtained through a healthy, well-balanced diet. Regular exercise is also necessary to manage stress levels and a fertility coach can help you maintain a healthy lifestyle, which can ultimately improve a couple’s chances of becoming pregnant.
It may be true that medical science is so advanced today that couples can get pregnant through artificial insemination (the technique of inserting sperm cells directly into the uterus). This often includes advanced methods such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) which involves egg collection or IV sedation, but these procedures are extremely expensive and not all couples can afford them. The success rate also varies and is not always equally effective for all couples.
Often the secret of a successful pregnancy lies in something as simple as a natural approach, and with the help of a natural fertility coach, couples can consider a much more affordable option, without the need for any medicines or medical procedures.The success rate of natural fertility treatment is between 69% - 89% and thus couples can significantly increase their chances of pregnancy.
The answer to fertility is therefore not always lie locked up in medical science, and a trained and experienced natural fertility coach would encourage couples who have been dealing with infertility for a very long time, to consider an alternative, natural approach.
If you and your partner are one of those couples who long to conceive a child of your own but have struggled with infertility for the longest time, it could be worth your while to do more research on natural fertility and to gather more information by visiting the website of a natural fertility coach, or a Nutritional Therapist.
About us
Birds and Bees is an online fertility treatment centre based in the UK, that offers natural fertility treatment by a natural fertility specialist to couples who are experiencing difficulties in conceiving a baby. Birds & Bees is owned and managed by Kat Boyd, a registered Naturopath, Nutritional Therapist, Natural Family Planning Teacher and EFT practitioner who became a natural fertility specialist after her own journey with infertility. Her online treatments involve natural fertility treatment, preconception care, pregnancy care, natural family planning, natural’s women’s health, and postnatal care. Birds and Bees strive to help men and women discover natural healing in their bodies, which will ultimately result in better health, a higher chance of natural conception, and safer pregnancies. Visit their website at http://www.birds-and-bees.co.uk to find out more.