Increasing Fertility With Tissue Salts
Infertility is often caused by poor mineral absorption and acidic pH levels in both partners. Biochemic cell salts can help absorb the minerals your body needs to conceive. …
Read moreIs “Perpetual Summer” Killing Your Fertility?
We’re really still just cave men and women. Although technology seems to evolve at light speed, your physiology is still running on a very ancient operating system. If you don’t…
Read moreFive Homeopathic Remedies for Insomnia
When sleep issues arise, there are often easy fixes – given that they are not being caused by a deeper, chronic condition. I’ve included some of the top homeopathic insomnia…
Read moreThe Fertility Benefits of Sungazing
Staring at the sun – is this really a smart thing to do? At first, it sounds like the most uncommon sense thing you’ve ever heard. Sun gazing is an…
Read moreIncreasing Your Fertility With Sun Exposure
Sun exposure is the very best source of Vitamin D. It’s true that you can also get it from swallowing a pill. But nothing beats the Vitamin D you get…
Read moreThe Vitamin D – Fertility Connection
Infertility is on the rise. Vitamin D deficiency is widespread. Is there a connection? Yes – there clearly is, in our clinical experience. Why is this, and what you can…
Read moreWhere do Babies Come From? The Sun, of Course!
All life on earth originates in, and is maintained by sunlight. Every aspect of health and fertility can be traced back to the sun. Even a casual study of the…
Read moreHow Slow Burn Weight Training Improves Your Fertility
There are two sides to the healthy exercise coin in every fertility plan. Today we will examine the side of strength training, the counterpart to cardio. Resistance training provides many…
Read moreCardio Exercise for Fertility
Having a balanced approach to exercise is necessary for your successful fertility plan. The two main forms of exercise – cardio and strength training – form a polarity. There’s another…
Read moreWhere Does Exercise Fit Into Your Fertility Plan?
Your fertility plan must include a healthy dose of exercise. Its two primary functions are to create and regulate energy. It regulates your hormones, as well as cellular metabolism. It…
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