Foods to help infertility and why....
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tj - March 10

I found this website and was amazed at how much I could be helping myself with what I eat and thought I would share it with y'all.
Flaxseed oil
Flaxseed oil may improve uterine function and in so doing treat fertility problems.
Leading Food Sources of flaxseed oil: Oil, flaxseed

folic acid
Consuming adequate folate is important for a healthy reproductive system. Folate is also essential for fetal development because it ensures normal cell replication and contributes to the formation of DNA and RNA.
Leading Food Sources of folic acid: Asparagus, Beets, Broccoli, Spinach, Avocados, Peas, fresh, Lentils, Chick-peas, Beans, dried, Soybeans, Oranges, Turkey, Brussels sprouts, Bok choy, Cabbage, Savoy

iron
Adequate intake of iron is also beneficial as some studies indicate that conception is prevented in women with depleted iron stores.
Leading Food Sources of iron: Apricots, Clams, Tofu, Chick-peas, Lamb, Beef, Amaranth, Prunes, Turkey, Shrimp, Pumpkin seeds, Beans, dried, Crab, Oysters, Quinoa

vitamin B12
Foods high in vitamin B12 should be an important part of your daily diet, because pernicious anemia, which is associated with vitamin B12 deficiency, is linked to infertility.
Leading Food Sources of vitamin B12: Beef, Lamb, Trout, Yogurt, Crab, Oysters, Clams, Tuna

vitamin C
A powerful antioxidant, vitamin C helps to maintain the health of your cells, it also assists in the absorption of iron from foods, and it builds and enhances your immune system.
Leading Food Sources of vitamin C: Cabbage, red, Strawberries, Potatoes, Tangerines & other mandarins, Peppers, bell, red, Kiwi fruit, Oranges

vitamin E
Vitamin E works synergistically with selenium in protecting cell's against oxidative damage. Some researchers believe that women who have trouble conceiving may be deficient in vitamin E.
Leading Food Sources of vitamin E: Broccoli, Avocados, Sunflower seeds, Brazil nuts, Peanuts, Mangoes, Almonds

zinc
Some studies have indicated that zinc deficiency may interfere with ovulation.
Leading Food Sources of zinc: Barley, Chicken, Crab, Oysters, Lamb, Beef, Wheat, Turkey

 

tj - March 10

it was from this website:
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tj - March 10

take out all the - 's (there is not one in remedies not the "l" in html. Add a www before the wholehealthmd.com part

 

Mega - March 10

Interesting. Thanks for posting it, TJ. Good luck!

 

aish - March 10

thanku for posting, have a good weekend frnds&bfpsss

 

Katt - March 10

tj, if you're going to add B12 in any form, be sure to take a B-50 Complex vitamin. I take 5mg of Folic Acid (400mcg is not enough for the infertile), B-50 and extra 100mg of B6 (b6 helps the pms and moodyness), prenatal complex with extra calcium and 2000mg C (aids in regularity) A great place for vitamins is Puritanspride.com they have great deals like buy 2 get 3, etc. Granted in Folic Acid I have to take 6 pills cause they only sell 800mcg. I see an Alt Med doc who actually prescribes vitamins.

 

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