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TRYING TO GET PREGNANT

Pregnancy Tips

We’re all trying to keep our bodies fit and toned. We all want a good sex life. Sometimes the best we can hope for is a sex drive. However, there comes a time when we start to think about the possibility of starting a family. Starting a family or adding to our small family. We might only be thinking about it but the thoughts are inevitable.

fertility nutrition

fertility nutrition

 

So, it is that we ask how our modern lifestyle – our environment and the choices we’re making are going to impact our fertility journey. Does it stop at our choices? 

Fertility nutrition is a lifestyle. Your fertility journey isn’t the same as every other couple. Susannah sees mothers who want to add to their beautiful and healthy family. She sees couples who’ve been through fertility testing and fertility treatment. This includes Assisted Reproductive Technology ART -most commonly IVFSusannah sees couples who place value on a holistic and natural approach. Balance within our bodies helps create the right environment to step into our life’s journey.

 

Trying To Get Pregnant

Trying To Get Pregnant

Being present in that health journey means offering functional and practical advice. Being relaxed is one of the things couples trying for a baby hear constantly. It’s also one of least helpful pregnancy tips!

Trying to get pregnant

Susannah answers readers and couples’  questions on fertility. Couples trying to get pregnant ask pertinent lifestyle questions. Wanting for a healthy pregnancy journey starts with questions. From ovulation to birth control to the most effective sex positions to “fertility windows”.

Getting pregnant can prove to be a minefield of facts, fads and questions. They can send our stress levels through the roof.  Ironically this can do more harm than good when it comes to improving chances of conception.

To help clear the confusion, Get The Gloss asked Naturopath and fertility nutrition expert Susannah Makram for her top tips for getting pregnant. Whether you are wondering when you are most fertile or how to work out the inner workings of your ovulation cycle, here are Susannah’s 15 key tips to bear in mind should you be on the path to pregnancy.

We spend our whole lives taking take of our body for us. Suddenly we consider another journey for this amazing biological wonder. It’s a life change that’s changing us and challenging us in different ways in modern times.

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Getting Pregnant – Facts For NOW

Diet for pregnancy

diet for pregnancy

diet for pregnancy

With 1 IN 6 Couples currently experiencing difficulty getting pregnant, Get The Gloss caught up with their Expert in Naturopathic Nutrition and osteopathySUSANNAH MAKRAM covers the facts we should all know before embarking on the road to fertility.


Infertility is a rising problem. According to recent statistics, ‘one in six couples has problems starting a family, with the number of couples seeking medical help having risen dramatically.’  [tweetthis hidden_hashtags=”#nutrition”]What you need to know now if you’re thinking about getting #pregnant[/tweetthis]


Fertility and lifestyle

Most experts suggest these increasing problems with couples trying to get pregnant are due to larger amounts of environmental chemicals. These chemicals affect the body’s hormones, in men and women. Also, societal and cultural changes see more women choosing to delay starting a family until established in their careers. The older both men and women become, the more likely it is to encounter difficulties conceiving, for the woman to become pregnant.

The problem however, is that unless specifically trying to get pregnant, most women don’t know enough about fertility and the factors that can affect our chances. So, with the aim of getting us all a little more clued-up we reached out to fertility and nutrition expert, Susannah Makram, for a little more information on the possibilities and problems getting pregnant.

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