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The Infertility Cure
By Randine Lewis
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Raised FSH levels and Infertility
Definition: FSH encourages the follicles to grow and the egg to ripen, if levels are raised and the body stimulates ovulation, the egg is likely to be of poor quality.
Causes: perimenopause or menopause.
Symptoms: none. Women have no idea they have raised FSH levels until they go for fertility tests.
Diagnosis: blood test on the 1-3 day of you cycle. It shows the function of the pituitary and the reproductive organs.
Treatment: detoxify your body, drink 2 liters of water per day, herbal medicine, B-complex vitamins, 1000 mg of essential fatty acids per day, eat legumes, onions, garlic and foods that contain phytoestrogens.
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Infertility - Men's Health
 Spence Pentland, R.TCMP., DTCM Spence Pentland is a registered Acupuncturist and Chinese medicine practitioner with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners and Acupuncturists of BC He practices at Acubalance Wellness Centre Ltd. on West 8th Ave. in Vancouver BC Canada. He is committed to Andrology, treating almost exclusively Men's and Women's infertility. |
Infertility - Gynecology
 Lorne Brown, Dr. TCM Lorne Brown is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners and Acupuncturists of BC He practices at Acubalance Wellness Centre Ltd. on West 8th Ave. in Vancouver BC Canada. Treating Exclusively Women's infertility & gynecology. |
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