FERTILITY hope!
11 Friday May 2012
Posted in Fertility, Menstrual disorders, pregnancy, soy, Women
Tag Archives: Fertility
Infertility – miscarriage HOPE
14 Sunday Dec 2008
Posted in detox, Endo, Fertility, hormones, infertility, lead, low sperm count, men, miscarriage, toxins, Women
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detox, Endo, Fertility, hormones, infertility, lead, low sperm count, miscarriage, toxins, toxins in water, Women
Infertility is on the increase. So is miscarriage. Is there hope?
Take hormone questionnaire —
RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Husband and wife take daily
- 1 – Zinc
- Vitalizer
- 1 teas. Vivix
- at least 2 servings Energizing Soy Protein
- Husband and wife take at each meal:
- 1 – Vita-Lea
CASE SCENERIOS:
if the problem is with the ___, it usually takes ___ to balance the body.
- man – 2-3 months
- woman – up to a year
- impossible situation – 2-3 yrs
- SPERM COUNT – LOW:
- may be caused by toxins in water (lead and PCB’s).
- Drink pure water (BestWater).
- Avoid #7 plastic for bottles or food containers.
- Zinc increases volume of seminal fluid which helps sperms travel farther and get to those eggs!
- Vita-C – removes free radicals (which may cause birth defects, genetic diseases & childhood cancers
- OVULATION DIFFICULTY:
- Inability to ovulate because of birth control pills (affects about 25% of women).
- Scar tissue
- E
- C
- Zinc
- Vivix
- Caratomax
- Flavomax
- Infections, IUD’s, yeast infection, surgery
- Optiflora
- Protein
- C
- Carotomax
- Vivix
- Too much mucous secretion
- Carotomax
- Not enough mucous secretion
- alfalfa
- Endometriosis
- B
- Zinc
- Vit-E
- C
- OsteoMatrix
- Vivix
- kill Candida overgrowth
- optiflora
- Energizing Soy Protein
- CANCER:
- Most dangerous cancers strike in mucosal lining. Keep linings healthy with
- Carotomax
- Vita-Lea
- Vivix
- Most dangerous cancers strike in mucosal lining. Keep linings healthy with
- BREAST TENDERNESS:
- Too much estrogen.
- B-Complex converts the excess and keeps estrogen and progesterone in balance.
- HORMONES:
- Vit-E related to hormones.
- Adrenals take over at menopause, and you need Energizing Soy, B, C, Zinc, Vivix & E.
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Lead-Contaminated Vitamins!
13 Monday Oct 2008
Posted in allergy, cleanse, digestion, Fertility, metal poisoning
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ADD, anemia, anxiety, basophilic stippling of red blood cells, body cleanse, central nervous system, cleanse, constipation, contaminated vitamins, diarrhea, Fertility, gums with blue line, headache, heavy metal toxicity, insomnia, irritability, kidney, lead, lead poisoning, lethargy, memory, nausea, nervous system, neuropathy, vomiting, wristdrop
Drop-wrist? Blue line on gums? Anxiety? You may have lead contamination.
The FDA uncovers that lead is found in many vitamins. Shaklee vitamins do not contain lead!
Lead toxicity (emedicine, Wikepedia) lowers the immune system, causes neurological (ADD, memory & anxiety) and fertility problems.
Symptoms and effects
The symptoms of chronic lead poisoning include neurological problems, such as reduced cognitive abilities, or nausea, abdominal pain, irritability, insomnia, metal taste in oral cavity, excess lethargy or hyperactivity, chest pain, headache and, in extreme cases, seizure and coma. There are also associated gastrointestinal problems, such as constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, poor appetite, weight loss, which are common in acute poisoning. Other associated effects are anemia, kidney problems, and reproductive problems.
In humans, lead toxicity sometimes causes the formation of a bluish line along the gums, which is known as the “Burton’s line”, although this is very uncommon in young children. Blood film examination may reveal “basophilic stippling” of red blood cells, as well as the changes normally associated with iron-deficiency anemia (microcytosis and hypochromia). However, basophillic stippling is also seen in unrelated conditions, such as megaloblastic anemia caused by vitamin B12 (colbalamin) and folate deficiencies.[14]
Lead affects the peripheral and central nervous system. The most common sign of peripheral neuropathy due to chronic lead poisoning is painless wristdrop (weakness of the extensor muscles of hand) which usually develops after many weeks of exposure.
A direct link between early lead exposure and extreme learning disability has been confirmed by multiple researchers and child advocacy groups.
A May 2000 study by economic consultant Rick Nevin theorizes that lead exposure explains 65% to 90% of the variation in violent crime rates in the U.S.[15][16]. A July 2007 paper by the same author claims to show a strong association between preschool blood lead and subsequent crime rate trends over several decades across nine different countries[17]. These results were discussed in a July 2007 Washington Post article, reviving interest in the subject[18]. Nevin’s results reflect peer reviewed findings by Dartmouth Political Scientist Roger D. Masters,[19] [20]and similar work is being done by other researchers. Amherst economist Jessica Reyes’ working paper[21] and Masters’ work are both pre-publication and available online.
—Wikipedia
Want to cleanse your body from lead toxicity?
