Published on Jul 30, 2014 and last reviewed on Feb 06, 2023 - 5 min read
Abstract
This article discusses the homeopathic and natural supplements that help you conceive.
Introduction:
When there are difficulties with conceiving, people pursue fertility treatments. These treatments can be very costly and stressful. But natural remedies are highly effective and helpful. There are natural supplements that greatly aid in conception (fertilization). Despite advanced maternal age and various health issues contributing to infertility, natural supplements are beneficial.
Before adding any new supplements to your health regimen, make sure that you consult with your doctor to check for any possible interactions.
Before trying to conceive, it is essential to take homeopathic drainage remedies for three months. Well-known brands of homeopathic drainage remedies like Unda and Seroyal would be very helpful. These are very gentle and safe plant and mineral-based formulations that help clear toxins from the cells, liver, kidneys, and gastrointestinal system. Homeopathic drainage remedies go much deeper than herbal cleanses. It is deep cellular detoxification that heals any physical impediment that has been holding you back from conceiving.
Libido is the desire for sexual activity.
Fertalin is a product made from polyamines, naturally occurring and found in oats, cucumber, and radish. It is a supportive product for your sexual system that wakes up the libido and charges up your sexual energy. Even though your partner does not have any problem with his sperm count, anything that contributes to a strong sex drive is helpful.
Ginseng is also helpful and serves the same purpose. It helps in improving erectile dysfunction. This should be avoided if a person is on cardiac or blood pressure medications. This should not be used during menstruation, and you should stop using it after ovulation.
Another great supplement for low libido is horny goat weed to be used by both partners during the fertile days. It improves blood flow to the genital area.
Of course, a good prenatal vitamin is crucial. Folic acid prevents neural tube defects in the fetus. Even if your partner does not have any problems with his sperm, he should take a multi-vitamin and mineral supplement daily.
A very vital remedy for maximizing your chances of conception is red clover infusions. This herb can be very helpful in overcoming any female fertility issue, such as blocked tubes. Red Clover, taken from day 10 after your period begins through ovulation, is a great fertility enhancer.
You make the infusion by boiling a liter or quarter of water and adding red clover dried blossoms to the water, covering and steeping it for at least 4 hours. After this, it should be refrigerated. Other forms of red clover do not work so well as the infusion.
Do not take red clover after ovulation occurs. I suggest taking 1-2 cups daily, morning and evening, on an empty stomach. It is a lovely tea to drink, relaxing and soothing. It can be sweetened with a bit of honey if you like.
Purified, molecularly distilled fish oil made from small fish such as herring and mackerel is a good supplement for both partners when trying to conceive. It is an anti-inflammatory and has similar effects to Aspirin, which many fertility centers suggest. Both have slight blood thinning qualities, so aspirin and fish oil should not be consumed together.
Find fish oil that contains vitamin E to prevent it from oxidizing. Fish oil can be taken safely throughout pregnancy. Conventional medical studies show that children whose mothers took fish oil during pregnancy had better cognitive abilities at an earlier age.
Besides having great cardiovascular benefits, fish oil is wonderful for the skin and has positively affected fertility for both men and women. In many infertility problems, such as blocked tubes, endometriosis, fibroids, etc., fish oil can be very beneficial by arresting any form of inflammation in the body. You can take two capsules daily before sleeping with a light snack.
Implantation is the adhesion of the fetus to the uterine wall. This occurs during the early stages of pregnancy.
To encourage successful implantation, taking vitamin B complex and eating some pineapple core at the most likely time of implantation (between 5-12 days following ovulation) will help. Pineapple core contains bromelain, which is an anti-inflammatory and aids in implantation. Fish oil or baby Aspirin is crucial at this time.
Acupuncture, in addition to the mentioned supplements, has been proven to improve the chances of implantation.
Supplement Summary for Women Trying to Conceive:
Homeopathic drainage remedies for at least a month before trying to conceive.
Prenatal vitamin or mineral capsules containing iron and folic acid are to be taken daily.
Fertalin - one tablet daily.
Red Clover Infusion - 2 cups morning and night, from day 10 of menstrual cycle through the day of ovulation.
Ginseng - 200 mg standardized extract twice daily. Horny goat weed can also be used during your fertile days for low libido. Take according to the package instructions.
Molecularly distilled fish oil containing vitamin E (not cod liver oil) - 2 capsules containing approximately 250 mg DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and 450 mg EPA (Eicosapentaenoic acid) at night with a light snack. Do not take with other known blood thinners such as Aspirin and Coumadin (Warfarin).
Other supplements are propolis 500 mg twice daily, vitamin E 200 IU daily, PABA (Para-aminobenzoic acid) 100 mg 4 times daily, and L-Arginine 16 grams per day. L-Arginine was proven to improve fertility rates in women with a previous history of failed IVF treatments. Propolis helps conception in women with endometriosis.
At implantation, take a vitamin B complex, prenatal supplement, and fish oil, and eat the core of a pineapple.
These supplements have been shown to enhance sperm count, motility and help with abnormal sperm for male infertility. Give this protocol three months to work and significantly improve sperm quality and quantity.
Supplement Summary for Men With Normal Sperm:
Homeopathic drainage remedies (glycerine preparations rather than alcohol, which inhibits fertility) for at least one month before trying to conceive.
Multi-vitamin and mineral supplement daily.
Fertalin - one tablet daily.
Ginseng (Panax) - 2 grams daily.
Molecularly distilled fish oil containing vitamin E - 2 capsules containing approximately 250 mg DHA and 450 mg EPA at night with a light snack.
Take supplements mentioned above for men with normal sperm (without the daily multi-vitamin and mineral supplement) and in addition to this take:
Vitamin C - 1000 mg.
Vitamin E - 400 IU.
Vitamin B12 - 1000 mcg.
Zinc - 60 mg. (30 mg twice daily with 5 mg folate).
Vitamin E - 400 IU.
Selenium - 100-200 mcg.
L-Arginine - 4 grams.
L-Carnitine - 3 grams.
Acetylcarnitine - 4 grams.
Calcium supplement (80 mg calcium, 40 mg magnesium, and at least 400 IU vitamin D3.
Coenzyme Q10 - 60 mg).
Lycopene - 2 mg twice daily.
Fertility enhancing supplement containing maca and horny goat weed - take according to package instructions one week before the woman’s ovulation through the fertile period.
Even if you cannot take every supplement listed, just taking some of these can make a great difference in your ability to conceive. It is always beneficial to try a natural means of conception first. Many women have conceived healthy babies in the most challenging and unlikely circumstances.
Try to relax, get enough sleep and eat healthy foods. Above all, do not lose hope.
Homeopathy is known to be efficacious in the therapeutic management of female infertility. This well-indicated constitutional remedy based on symptoms has allowed infertile patients to conceive.
Natural supplements are those ingestable nutritional supplements that do not contain man-made chemicals, instead are composed of natural ingredients. Mentioned below are a few of the natural supplements that may aid in fertility.
- Homeopathic drainage.
- Prenatal vitamin.
- Mineral capsules.
- Iron and folic acid.
- Fertalin.
- Red clover Infusion.
- Ginseng.
- Molecularly distilled fish oil containing vitamin E.
- Propolis.
- Vitamin B complex.
- Prenatal supplement.
- Fish oil.
- Eat the core of a pineapple.
In fact, a lack of physical activity contributes to a thin uterine lining. Exercise helps the body in a number of ways, and something as simple as walking can actually thicken the uterine lining. Try to be more active and get at least 15 to 20 minutes of physical activity into the daily schedule.
Implantation refers to the biological process of the adhesion of the embryo to the wall of the female’s uterus. Mentioned below are a few of the clinical manifestations of implantation.
- Bleeding.
- Cramps.
- Discharge.
- Bloating.
- Tender breasts.
- Nausea.
- Vomiting.
- Headaches.
- Mood swings.
Implantation generally takes place anywhere between six and twelve days after a female ovulates, and it mostly occurs anywhere between eight to nine days post-conception.
A very vital remedy for maximizing your chances of conception is red clover infusions. This herb can be very helpful in overcoming any female fertility issue, such as blocked tubes. Red clover, taken from day ten after your period begins through ovulation, is a great fertility enhancer.
A very vital remedy for maximizing your chances of conception is red clover infusions. Red clover likewise supports and regulates the menstrual cycle.
Red clover has no known side effects to date. Being a natural herb, a few people may be allergic to it, and this can lead to sneezing and headache.
Red clover can be very helpful in overcoming any female fertility issue, such as blocked tubes. Red clover, taken from day ten after your period begins through ovulation, is a great fertility enhancer.
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