As you may have read in our previous posts, there are many factors which can affect your chances of getting pregnant – especially for couples in their mid-thirties and over. While there are lots of ways you can go about increasing your reproductive health, there are also natural remedies available to supplement your efforts. Natural remedies such as Native Remedies Fertile XX have been used for thousands of years to support the reproductive health of both men and women. Such remedies are specifically designed to provide all of the nutrients you require to optimise conception conditions.

In the case of men natural remedies can help your body to produce mature, healthy and mobile sperm. This is particularly important as men get older, at which point testosterone and sperm count levels decrease. A natural fertility remedy can support your reproductive health, promoting efficient functioning of organs such as the prostate, seminal vesciles, testes and penis. They can also ensure healthy testosterone levels and help with libido should it be required.

For women natural remedies provide a support network to encourage a nurturing environment for both conception and carrying. A well constructed remedy can help to promote regular and healthy cycles, whilst also helping to control hormone levels and strengthening sexual organs. From conception to nursing having the right body chemistry can help you and your child to enjoy optimum health and happiness. Best of luck.

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As touched upon in our previous post, fertility issues are becoming more and more common in modern society as women delay having a family. These fertility issues affect men as well as women and as such there are a few things you can all do to help your chances of having a child – no matter what your age!

A major influence on fertility is smoking. It is pretty much common knowledge that smoking is not advised while pregnant. Not so common may be the knowledge that smoking actually affects fertility – and therefor your chances of getting pregnant in the first place. Unfortunately this does not just hold true for first-hand smoke – passive smoking can also have an affect meaning that to maximise your chances you will need to reduce your exposure to any smoke.

Another influence on your fertile potency is stress, which although difficult to measure does have an effect. A classic example which demonstrates this is that of a couple who having given up on conceiving naturally have turned to adoption – only to then succeed once they have adopted a child. It is believed that a large contributory factor to this trend is the reduced stress on any couple who have stopped trying.

If you’re thinking about starting a family then you should also consider your lifestyle. As already mentioned smoking is a big ‘no-no’ but it goes further than that. Nutrition is also a key component, with one harvard  study showing that 79% of infertile couples had a lower than average intake of anti-oxidant foods. Male fertility can be greatly affected by vitamin intake, expecially C and E. Both partners should also have a watchful eye on their intake of alcohol and caffeine. What is clear is that for both men and women, a healthy lifestyle will increase your chances of healthy conception and child birth.

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In modern society it is becoming more and more common for women to delay having a family until later in life. Whether it be because of career development, or simply the fact there is less pressure now to get married and have a family early, the modern woman is more frequently attempting to have their first child on or beyond the age of 35. With this trend comes increasing fertility challenges – apparent in all stages right from conception all the way through to child birth.

In terms of conception the challenges arise due to changes in ovulation and the quality of the eggs. The lining of the uterus can’t always support a pregnancy and allow implantation of a fertilised egg. Should you be successful in conception then the risks extend further as you will have to consider a higher risk of mis-carriage, diabetes and hypertension throughout the pregnancy. On top of this there is also increased risk to your baby, with premature and still born risk factors also being higher.

Having said all this it’s not all doom and gloom – far from it in fact. As science and technology improve the risk factors and our ability to negate them are always improving. You can also help yourself by making positive health and lifestyle changes. Weight control, exercise and quitting smoking, alcohol and caffeine are all good examples of changes you can make to help you body be more receptive to child birth and increase your chances of having a healthy baby.

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As mentioned in our recent post about Diverticulitis, Acidophilus bacteria found in probiotic foods can be very beneficial in treating and aiding digestive problems. You can also benefit from a convenient and potent source of Acidophilus by the daily use of Acidophilus capsules. Acidophilus can have a great effect on digestive health and carries several other health benefits.

Acidophilus is a healthy bacteria that is found in an individuals stomach and is made up of many beneficial properties. It has a central effect on digestion and it promotes digestive and immune system health. It works by combating harmful germs in the digestive tract & influencing enzymatic activity. Acidophilus is a natural antibiotic agent and speeds up the production of acids in the intestinal track thus encouraging a favourable environment for friendly bacteria.

Acidophilus is helpful in the formation of Lactic acid; however some of studies have also shown a clinical effect on allergies. The consumption of acidophilus can alleviate the symptoms of allergic rhinitis, meaning it can be used as a long term allergy treatment. It has an intense beneficial influence on GI tract, liver & pancreas functioning. 

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