The fertility health plan below is designed to improve your fertility and make it easier to conceive. By following the Women’s Fertility Health Plan and a naturally healthy lifestyle, it’s possible to see improvements in fertility in a matter of weeks.
The key is to be consistent and to stick with the plan. For the Male Fertility Health Plan please see the Male Fertility, Stronger Sperm and Ejaculation Health Plan here.
Your 4-8 Week Plan, From My eBook, by Robert Redfern
Supplements to support women’s health – in order of priority
Basic Plan, Click Here
SerraPlus+ 80,000IU -Take 2 capsules x 3 times a day, 30 minutes before eating, with water. Drop to 1 x 3 after one month (plan on 4 months).
Curcuminx4000 -Take 1 capsule x 3 times per day, with the SerraPlus+ 80,000IU. Curcumin is a powerful antioxidant that supports the healing process.
Nascent Iodine Drops – Iodine is essential for a completely healthy body. Take 3 drops x 3 times per day in 20ml of water, swish around the mouth for 30 seconds before swallowing. Take 1st dose on waking, 2nd mid-morning and 3rd mid-afternoon. Note that Iodine needs a supplement containing Selenium to activate it, such as ActiveLife, D.I.P. Daily Immune Protection or B4 Health Spray.
Advanced Plan, Click Here
AstaXanthin with DHA -Enhances the immune system and supports fertility. Take 2 x 2 times per day.
MacaPro -Balances the endocrine and the hormonal system. Take 1-2 teaspoons daily.
Ultimate Plan, Click Here
Active Life Capsules – All-in-one blend of 130 nutrients including approximately 75 plant-derived minerals, 12 vitamins and 3 other nutrients to help replenish storages in your body that are naturally depleted each day. Take 2 x 3 capsules daily.
Vitamin D3 – Contributes to hormonal balance. Take 5000IU, 1-2 times per day.
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Your Recovery Food Plan to Maintain ‘perfect Health’ (pH)
We have a food and lifestyle health recovery guide to support the above health plan in the ebook.
Click here to download the Really Healthy Foods plan in the eBook to find out how changing your lifestyle can improve your health condition.
Shaista
January 5, 2016 at 10:40 am
I got married 2 years back..I had a dermoid ovarian cyst in right ovary..Now Doctor suggest to HSG done. In HSG report both fallopian tubes are blocked. Doctor advised for IVF….plz suggest if serrapeptase can unblock the tubes. Eagerly waiting for your answer.
lindsayp
January 5, 2016 at 7:47 pm
Hi Shaista,
Serrapeptase is recommended to help clear the blocked fallopian tubes alongside our full health plan , which you can see here: http://www.goodhealthhelpdesk.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/1952/212/blocked-fallopian-tubes-health-plan
Our trained Health Coaches at the Good Health Coaching Centres can help you to follow the plan, at your own pace and within your own budget, to include dietary, lifestyle and well as supplement recommendations.
Please submit your interest at http://www.MyGoodHealthClub.com, phone (UK)0800 802 1127 (US)1-844-344-2262, or email our Health Coaching Administrator direct at admin@MyGoodHealthClub.com.
Best of Health
Your Good Health Coaching Team
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