…and other blog posts: Suggestions for Boosting Fertility Infertility and Chiropractic View Well Adjusted Babies – Second EditionAustralia/NZ StoreUSA/Canada StoreUK/Europe Store References 1,2)Lowana Veal. Complementary therapy and infertility:an Icelandic…
…male infertility. Hum Fertil (Camb). 2010 Dec;13(4):217-2513Anderson K, et al. Lifestyle factors in people seeking infertility treatment- A review. Aust & NZ J Obstet Gynaecol.2010 Feb; 50(1);8-20. 14British Medical Association…
…questioning the rise in our ‘infertility culture’. Why do we have so many infertile couples? In the US alone the number of clinics now offering infertility intervention has increased from…
…health issues there are some common drivers for infertility such as obesity, stress, toxic lifestyle and poor diet and there are countless other modifiable factors that I will briefly outline…
…and reproductive function and chiropractic adjustments support the body’s capacity to self-regulate which is imperative for conception. Physical traumas such as motor vehicle accidents, sporting injuries, falls and poor posture…
…Causes Infertility? There are many causes for infertility including: well-documented causes that specialists have been familiar with for a number of decades choosing to delay conception until a later age…
…decades. Sperm motility depends heavily on Mn, and this may partially explain increased rates of infertility and birth defects. The rationale lies with the knowledge that sperm relies on an…
…promoting infertility. Chiropractic is one of the many healthy lifestyle habits that can assist couples to strengthen their reproductive integrity naturally. By removing nerve interference the body has the capacity…
…by making it easier to learn from your mistakes. 3. Chiropractic care: Regular Chiropractic Adjustments can be extremely beneficial to people suffering from ongoing stress. Adjustments remove spinal nerve…
…state that when researching thyroid issues, they were, shocked by the unexplained skyrocketing of thyroid disease and its spin-off epidemics of fatigue, depression, anxiety, infertility, and overweight. “While researching influences…
