The Repercussions Of Poor Ovulation

Woman Stretching For Exercise

I came across a piece of research done by Katharina Dalton, which helps to explain why we find allergic reactions in cases of hormone imbalance. Under normal conditions, the ovaries produce the progesterone needed for proper reproductive function, and the adrenal glands produce chemicals that are eventually transformed into a group of hormones known as corticosteroids.

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Take my questionnaire to see how fertile you are

Women are continually bombarded with scare stories about ‘leaving it to late’, as if any woman who’s not pregnant by 30 is destined to be barren for life. So what’s the truth? Our bodies are complicated and fertility problems can arise for a number of reasons – including stress, infection, toxicity, hormone balance, emotional blocks,…

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A Homeopathic approach to PCOS

When people get in touch with me asking for help with their fertility it’s very common that they have also been diagnosed with PCOS at some stage. What I have observed over the years is that these women have a few commonalities in their history including, skin discoloration – light brown areas that are referred…

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How & why your moods are affected by hormones

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How much influence do our hormones have on our feelings?   As your hormones fluctuate throughout the cycle they can make you feel dramatically different from one week to the next.  Understanding when this happens and how it affects you can be really useful when trying to conceive.  When possible, planning your diary around your…

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