"Roughly 6.1 million couples, about 10% of all childbearing age couples, experience problems getting pregnant. And of that group, nearly 90% seek medical attention as their first step toward addressing their inability to conceive.
The “medical attention” route invariably leads to expensive, time consuming and medical treatments. Your first step when you’re having trouble conceiving should always be to Learn Your Options and find out for yourself if medical treatment is you best option or even necessary at all. With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn facts you need to identify the best option for you."
"About a third of all infertility cases can be attributed to women, another third to men, and the last third to couples together.
With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn to whom particular fertility issues can be attributed (you, your partner of both of you together), and how to you can quickly and easily overcome these stumbling blocks."
"Somewhere between 10-20% of all infertility cases are never specifically identified. Of that group, however, nearly two thirds later become pregnant, with seemingly no explanation. With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn how simple and commonly over-looked barriers standing in way of you getting pregnant can be lifted, resulting in a pregnancy you never thought possible."
"Sperm-related issues (low count, lazy swimmers, narrow urethra) and ovulation issues (erratic ovulation cycle, too few eggs, aging eggs) account for over two thirds of all fertility issues.
With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn how you can overcome sperm deficiencies and ovulation problems and get pregnant much quicker than you’ve been lead to believe was possible."
"Diet (the foods you eat and drink), lifestyle (rest, exercise, medication and drug use) and disease (any illnesses you have or may have had in the past) are huge contributing factors in your ability to conceive.
With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn proven and effective conception-promoting diet and lifestyle choices, in addition to steps you can take to mitigate the fallout from current and previous illnesses on your pregnancy plans."
"Stress is a pregnancy killer and one of the leading causes of miscarriage. And after you’ve had one miscarriage, the stress mounts.
With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn how to manage the stress surrounding infertility and pregnancy-related concerns. You’ll also learn effective strategies to get pregnant, even if you’ve had multiple miscarriages, and make sure you carry your baby to term."
"Medical treatment costs range from $500 -$1,000 (per cycle) for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) to $30,000-$40,000 for egg donation (per egg). And if you’re trying multiple treatments, we’re talking about six-figure costs.
WithFertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn the ins and outs of medical treatments currently available for infertility, and whether or not the “medical treatment” route is really your best option. "
"If all else fails and you identify a definitive biological barrier to getting pregnant, surrogacy is still an option. But this unusual process is still not easy, can be quite expensive (generally exceeding the cost any medical treatment options), and should be thoroughly researched, deliberated over and well-planned. With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn the ins and outs of the surrogacy process, and facts you need to know to decide if surrogacy is really the best option for you and your partner."
"According to generally accepted medical statistics, women over the age of 40 have a 7% chance of conceiving a child naturally. There are, however, a growing number of 40+ women who naturally conceive and deliver healthy babies.
With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn your best course of action for becoming pregnant quickly and easily even if you’re over 40."
"The medical and pharmaceutical industries have a vested interest in making sure “medical treatment” options are the focus of infertility and conception solutions. With Fertility Now: Misconceptions about Conception you’ll learn that while it’s generally in your best interest to consult a physician to determine potential barriers to your pregnancy, heavy-duty medical treatments (for both men and women) – IVF, IUI, DI, ICSI, GIFT, ZIFT (and the list of acronyms goes on and on…) – should always be you last resort, after exhausting all other non-medical options in you and your partner’s pursuit of getting pregnant."
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