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Infertility Part Five – Women

How do we get a woman to ovulate without medicine? When her hormones and body are in balance, ovulation will naturally occur. I use methods that have shown to balance hormones naturally, without drugs, and without bioidentical hormones. We look at what the causes are that prevent a woman from having a normal cycle.

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Then, through diet, homeopathy, and other means, we gently restore balance.

Eating for Energy Part One

You’re a busy person. Try these simple tips to keep your energy up throughout the day.

  Did you know that many times hunger is actually your body’s cry for water? Many doctors recommend drinking half your body weight in ounces of pure water each day. For example, a 140 lb woman would drink 70 ounces, or just over 8 cups. (If you have kidney problems, please consult your physician). Dehydration is one major cause of fatigue. You can try increasing your water intake by drinking 2 glasses of pure water upon waking.

Infertility Part Four – the web of hormones

Hormones are chemicals that serve as messengers between cells. They enable the stomach to tell the brain that you have had enough to eat, the thyroid tell all cells to increase their metabolism, and the brain to tell the ovaries that it’s time to release an egg. This truly is a web, as none of these hormones exists independently from another. When there is trouble with one hormone, we know that there must be trouble with another. That’s why women with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) may be put on Metformin, which lowers blood glucose. By treating the glucose imbalance, we also see that testosterone comes back into balance, which is so important for these women suffering from facial hair and acne. Metformin is just a band-aid, of course, and does not treat the cause. This is just an example.

Tick, Tack, Toe: Lyme Disease Part Two

Tack: When outside this summer, cover your head and wear white socks, which makes the ticks more visible. When in deep woods, tuck your pants into your socks.

 Toe: Although ticks live in the brush, they may attach to your legs and climb up. Be sure to inspect loved ones when they come in from the outdoors, checking not only the sockline, legs, and ankles, but also under undergarments and the hairline. Comb hair thoroughly. Pets can also bring ticks into the home, so keep them in areas of shorter grass and groom regularly. Pets can also become infected themselves.

 Many cases of Lyme disease are arrested early by a 6-week regimen of antibiotics. Your doctor may start this right away if you present with a deer tick or the characteristic bullseye rash; testing is sadly unreliable and will show negative values until a few weeks after the bite occurred.

 Fortunately, by September rates of this disease drop dramatically. Until home page then, be careful!

Sweet Success Part One

Whether you’re baking brownies for the band booster or a pumpkin pie for the family, baking doesn’t have to be all bad. We know that desserts have a lot of calories, but the fattening part might not be what you think. In the latter part of the 20th century, many Americans thought that eating fat caused us to become fat. Fat does have more calories per bite than other energy sources. But, due to the ability of sugar to raise your blood sugar, it’s actually the carbohydrates (sugars) that cause weight gain. This is the premise behind the low carb diet. So instead of making a low-fat dessert loaded with sugar, opt for the lower-guilt foods that don’t have sugar. Here are two simple ways to do just that. See my next blog for the answer.