Fertility includes Women and Men. Healthy fertility means "NO" smoking, alcohol, caffeine, drug use.                                                               When you want to become "Pregnant" talk with your doctor and the father to be.     

   10 ways to "BOOST" your Fertility:

Healthy weight: Having excess body fat can lead to producing  to many hormones that can disrupt ovulation. You may have regular cycles, you may ovulate less often. So by ovulating less, you may not get pregnant.

Not having enough fat means your body can not produce enough hormones to ovulate. Each month it is hard for your body to get pregnant.

Eat Healthy Meals: When making meals make sure you include vitamin c, zink, iron, protein.  Not having enough of these nutrients can lead to longer menstrual cycles, therefor less frequent ovulation and higher risk of miscarriage.

Exercise: Exercising daily or three times a week for twenty minutes can help you stay at a healthy weight. Don't excise too much. Long distance runners or athletes that are competitive on a daily basis may stop ovulating less frequently. Over exercising can lead to a miscarriage.

Quit Smoking...... "NOW": Smoking cigarettes can interfer with a women's fertilization and can cause her ovaries to age. Meaning that a women at thirty five years of age would have ovaries of an fourty two year old. A you quit smoking you can bring back some of the functions of your ovaries.

Depression: May have the ability to hamper your fertility. Learning to relax, yoga weekly, going to support groups, walking along a shoreline of an ocean, spending a day with family or friends can help you get your hormones back on track.

Knowing your Cycle: A normal menstrual cycle lasts twenty five to thirty five days, counting the first day of period. A women's fertile days are usually the day of ovulation and the four of five days before not after. Don't assume that you automatically ovulate on the 14 of your menstrual cycle. Ovulation varies from women to women. Occuring as early as day 6 and as late as 21 of a cycle.You can try an ovulation kit which checks certain hormones in your urine or not changes in your basil body temperature and cervical mucus.

No more Drinking "Alcohol" and "Caffeine" : Alcohol may alter estrogen levels which may interfere with egg implantation.

Cutting back on Caffeine: A study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics Gynecology found that women who drank 2 cups of coffee were twice likely to miscarry as those who didn't consume any coffee.

Drinking one  eight oz. of caffeine, you should consume three eight oz. of water to get the caffeine out of your body.

Don't Douche: This can take away normal protective bacteria in the vagina, shifting the balance. Putting you at risk for bacterial diagnosis often overlooked vaginal infection.

Some research suggests women who stay active weekly with intercourse, have predictable menstrual cycles and normal ovulation than women who have sporadic sex. One theory: your husband emits sex hormones that influence your reproductive system. Weekly sex may also make you produce more estrogen. Having sex every 36 to 48 hours in the few days before ovulation will make the most of your fertile window.

Don't Overlook Your Husbands Health:

Cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, poor diet, caffeine, any of these habits can contribute to lower production or mobility (ability to swim) taking a multivitamin daily is good for his health. 

                 Facts On Fertility

50,000 calories to make a baby.                

First menstrual cycle is app. 12.5 years.

Sperm survive inside the uterus between 48 to 72 hours on average, with the maximum being 120 hours (5 Days).

The ovule is usually capable of being fertilized for up to 48 hours after it is released from the ovary. 

    Fertility Clinics in the United States

Fertility Clinic - Female Infertility             Fort Worth Fertility treats Male Infertility and Female.   Dr. Kaufmann and Dr. Elkins fully commit themselves to helping you.                                    1800 Mistletoe Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas/USA                Business Number 817-348-8145.                          www.fwivf.com

 Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine        25 Rockwood PL 125, Englewood, NJ 07631        201-569-7773

The Center for Reproductive Medicine, Fertility at New York Presbyterian                                    1305 York Ave. New York, NY                              646-962-2764   www.ivf.org/

University  Fertility Consultants at Oregon Health, Science University                                   OHSU Center for Health & Healing                      1750 S.W. Harbor Way; Portland Oregon 97201    

Oregon Fertility Institute                                     9370 SW Greenburg Road Suite 412                     Portland, Oregon 97223                                        177 NE 102 ND Ave.;  Portland Oregon 07223

New  York Fertility Center                                    660 1 ST. Ave. New York, NY                               

The Infertility Center of St. Louis at Lukes Hospital                                                               2245 Woods Mill Rd.  # 730; St. Louis Mo 63017   314-576-1400 www.infertile.com/                          

The Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine     645 Sierra Lose Drive Suite 205; Reno NV 89511 775-828-1200

Presbyterian Hospital Arts Program, Dallas Plano Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas           Assisted Reproductive Technology Services         8200 Walnut Hill Lane; Dallas Texas 75231           214-345-2624                                                          Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano           Assisted Reproductive Technology Services         6200 West Parker Road; Plano Texas 75093         972-981-3324                                                         www.texashealth.org/infertility-treatment

Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine          836 Prudential Drive Suite 902; Jacksonville FL   32207; 904-399-5600  toll free 800-556-5620         

Southern California Reproductive Center             450 North Roxbury Drive; Beverly Hills, CA           90210; 310-277-2393; www.scrcivf.com

Center for Reproductive Medicine                        201 Cedar St. SE, Albuqerque NM. 87106;           505-247-3333; www.infertility-ivf.com/

       United States Fertility Directory  www.infertilityspecialist.com/fertility-clinic-directory.html

 www.ihr.com/infertility/provider

 www.fertilitysuccessrates.com/report/Unites-States/women-under-35/data.html

       Global Fertility Clinic Directory          www.fertilitylistings.com/ 

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