OV WATCH FERTILITY / OVULATION PREDICTION
February 11, 2010 - 6:08 pm
Archive for the ‘fertility products’ Category
The Whole Person Fertility Program by Brenda Lane Ri…
February 11, 2010 - 6:08 pm
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New FERTILITY FOODS by Dr. Jeremy Groll & Lorie Groll
January 27, 2010 - 10:20 pm
New YOUR FERTILITY SIGNALS by MERRYL WINSTEIN
January 27, 2010 - 10:20 pm
Clear Blue Fertility Monitor
January 27, 2010 - 10:19 pm
Has anyone heard about the fertility product called Ovulex?
January 8, 2010 - 10:35 am
Does it actually work? How long must you be take it for results?
I have not taken it myself but I have seen many people on here ask about it. Try doing a search of questions above for "ovulex". You should get lots of information from questions that people have asked in the past!! Good Luck!!
Anyone know if there are cheap fertility products sold at GMC’s that can help increase chaces of having twins?
January 5, 2010 - 10:24 am
lady interested in having twins or even triplets
Maybe you should look for natural, herbal remedies or " old wives tales" such as sexual positions, phases of the moon, or think realistically, if God intended you to have twins he would give them to you, pray about it, he will do whats best for you… good luck. Remember one is better than none.
Fertility products sold in Greece?
November 6, 2009 - 11:12 am
fertility products aren’t usually sold….they have to be prescribed and you have to be closely monitored while taking them!!!!!
Child and Maternal Health in an Era of Chemical Pollution
September 16, 2009 - 4:20 pm
Every year around 100,000 different types of chemicals are produced for a variety of
uses around the world and many of these chemicals find their way into our environment and homes. Meanwhile, Other chemicals that have been banned still leak in from old products and continue to linger around as we continue to pump our lives
with more toxins. Having said that, the current testing, labeling and monitoring programs capture only a fraction of the chemicals we are exposed to.
The realistic unfortunate bottom line is that we are being exposed to tens of thousands of chemicals every day that interact with each other and with us. We have evolved to incorporate them in our lives in every possible manner, still we stumble and trip trying to figure out why diseases, cancer rates, and the oh so many mental and behavioral disabilities continue to replicate.
About 99 % of all the recent reports about the effects of chemicals on the environment and human health continue to focus on pollutants which we have already isolated as being problematic, while largely ignoring many other chemicals about which we know little.
In this talk I would like to touch on children and how they are affected by what we bring into our homes. Like it or not the second highest source of chemical contamination, after food, is air. Indoor exposure to chemicals, including alkylphenols, bisphenol A and phthalates, in preschool children has been shown to be greater indoors than out (Wilson et al.,2003). Chemicals Also build up from cleaning compounds, personal care products, cosmetics and toiletries. Vapours and degraded materials detach from carpeting, paints, computers, furniture and toys, and stick to aerosol particles.
Another reality many parents may or may not know is that children are at a higher risk of developing side effects and illnesses from these exposures as their entire physiology, pharmaco-kinetics and dynamics differ from those of adults.
There are many mechanisms by which environmental agents can negatively outcome a pregnancy(including fertility and the in utero development of the next generation of women) and a growing body of epidemiologic literature associates air pollution with preterm birth and other adverse pregnancy outcomes. In the pregnant state women may be exposed to the same environmental chemicals and activities as non pregnant women or as they were before their pregnancies, however, there are some aspects of the lives of many women that increase the chances of exposures to certain toxic agents.
For example, as compared with men, many women may be spending more time at home, either as homemakers, caregivers or to work a home-based business which increases their chancess of exposure to indoor toxins (Burg JA et al.) Many of These chemicals are transmitted to the growing
fetus and affect multiple organs on many different levels starting from mild to severe.
Be ware of some home-based activities like gardening and craft work which involve exposure
to toxic agents under conditions with less control than many regulated workplaces. Crafts, especially making jewelry, ceramics and prints can be associated with hazardous chemical exposure.
There are also some behavioral aspects of pregnancy that may increase the likelihood of
exposure as many women & men prepare for their new born by engaging in repairs to the home environment. Remodeling may increase exposure to hazards such as lead-based paint, asbestos, formaldehyde, and radon. Of these, lead is a major reproductive toxin that can cause decreased fertility in men and women and increase the risk of intrauterine toxicity to the fetus
(Silbergeld EK. et al.1997)
So, The message is and has always been to care for your health beyond the norm that has been tought to you. Spend some time and effort to learn how breathing contaminated air into your lungs can be avoided by simple shopping decisions and some behavioral modifications that will not only save you money, but a lot of doctors visits down the road.
Iman Ashour
http://www.articlesbase.com/parenting-articles/child-and-maternal-health-in-an-era-of-chemical-pollution-135992.html
