Fertility Aide For Women

Studies suggest that 12% to 15% of couples are unable to conceive, and after 2 years of trying to conceive, 10% of couples still have not had a live-born baby. 40 – 60% of healthy couples, under 30, are generally able to conceive within 3 months of trying.

Fertility rates for women in their 30s and 40s vary significantly due to biological, social, and economic factors. Here’s a general overview based on current trends:

Women in Their 30s

• Early 30s (30-34): Women in their early 30s typically have a good fertility rate. The average chance of conceiving naturally is around 20% per menstrual cycle.

• Mid 30s (35-39): Fertility starts to decline more noticeably. The average chance of conception drops to about 15% per cycle. The risk of miscarriage and chromosomal abnormalities also increases.

Women in Their 40s

• Early 40s (40-44): Fertility declines significantly in this age group. The chance of conceiving naturally is approximately 10% per cycle. Many women may experience irregular ovulation during this period.

• Mid to Late 40s (45+): The likelihood of natural conception drops sharply, often to less than 5% per cycle. By this age, many women are nearing or in peri-menopause, leading to further decreased fertility.

Two approaches to naturally enhancing fertility in women are Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and Ayurveda. 

Traditional Chinese Medicine

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, fertility is closely tied to the balance of energy (Qi), blood, yin, yang, and the functioning of key organs, particularly the Kidneys, Liver, and Spleen. Several concepts and practices are believed to nurture fertility in women:

1. Kidney Essence (Jing)

• The Kidneys are seen as the root of life and reproduction. They store Jing, which governs growth, development, and reproduction. Strengthening Kidney essence is crucial for fertility.

2. Blood Nourishment

• Healthy blood flow, especially to the reproductive organs, is essential for conception. TCM emphasises the importance of nourishing and moving blood, particularly through the Liver, which stores and regulates blood. Blood-nourishing foods like goji berries, red dates, and dark leafy greens are recommended.

3. Yin and Yang Balance

• Fertility is thought to depend on the balance between Yin (nourishing, cooling energy) and Yang (active, warming energy). For conception, Yin nourishes the eggs and uterus lining, while Yang provides the warmth necessary for ovulation and embryo implantation. Foods and herbs that nourish Yin (e.g., black sesame seeds, tofu) or boost Yang (e.g., ginger, cinnamon) are often prescribed, depending on individual needs.

4. Qi Circulation

• Stagnation of Qi (vital energy) can hinder fertility by disrupting the flow of energy and blood to the reproductive organs. Acupuncture and herbs aim to ensure the smooth flow of Qi, particularly in the Liver and Spleen, to support fertility.

5. Dietary and Lifestyle Adjustments

• TCM encourages a balanced, warm diet that supports digestion and nurtures Qi and blood. Foods like bone broth, eggs, black sesame seeds, walnuts, and yams are recommended for their fertility-boosting properties. Excess cold, raw, or damp foods are avoided as they are believed to disrupt the reproductive organs’ balance.

• Stress management, adequate rest, and moderate exercise are important as emotional and physical well-being affect fertility.

Ayurveda

In Ayurveda, fertility in women is viewed holistically, with a strong focus on balance and nurturing the overall health of the body, mind, and spirit. Fertility is linked to Shukra Dhatu, which represents the reproductive tissue. Here are the key concepts in Ayurveda that nurture fertility:

1. Balancing Doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha)

• Vata (air and ether) is responsible for movement and governs ovulation, as well as the proper functioning of the reproductive system. If Vata is imbalanced, it can lead to irregular periods and difficulty conceiving.

• Pitta (fire and water) is related to transformation and is crucial for hormonal balance and metabolism. Imbalances in Pitta can cause inflammation, excess heat in the body, and fertility issues like endometriosis or irregular ovulation.

• Kapha (water and earth) is linked to structure, lubrication, and nourishment. It plays a role in nourishing the reproductive tissues, especially the uterus. A balanced Kapha ensures a well-nourished body and supports fertility, but excess Kapha can lead to stagnation, weight gain, and issues like PCOS.

Ayurveda seeks to balance these doshas through diet, herbs, and lifestyle practices that align with one’s unique constitution.

2. Ojas – Vitality and Immunity

• Ojas is the essence of all bodily tissues and represents vitality, immunity, and reproductive health. In Ayurveda, it is believed that reproductive tissues (Shukra Dhatu) are the final product of the transformation of food and other bodily tissues. When Ojas is strong, fertility and overall health flourish.

• Foods that increase Ojas and support fertility include almonds, dates, ghee, saffron, whole grains, and fresh dairy products (like organic milk and butter). Practices like meditation and adequate rest also help in strengthening Ojas.

3. Nourishing the Reproductive System (Shukra Dhatu)

• The health of Shukra Dhatu (reproductive tissue) is vital for fertility. This tissue is nourished through a proper diet and lifestyle. Foods like sesame seeds, milk, ghee (clarified butter), almonds, and grains are believed to strengthen Shukra Dhatu.

• Special Ayurvedic herbs, such as Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), are often recommended to nurture female reproductive health. Shatavari is known for its ability to balance hormones, nourish the uterus, and support conception.

4. Supporting Healthy Menstrual Cycles

• A regular and balanced menstrual cycle is crucial for fertility. Ayurveda seeks to correct any imbalances in the cycle, whether it’s due to Vata (irregular periods), Pitta (heavy or painful periods), or Kapha (delayed or scanty periods).

• Specific herbs and treatments are chosen depending on the dosha imbalance. For example, Shatavari is used to regulate Vata, while Aloe Vera is recommended for Pitta imbalances that cause excessive bleeding or heat.

5. Strengthening Agni (Digestive Fire)

• Agni refers to the digestive fire in Ayurveda, and a strong Agni is necessary for the proper assimilation of nutrients that nurture reproductive tissues. Poor digestion can lead to the accumulation of toxins (Ama), which negatively impact fertility.

• A diet rich in fresh, whole foods, regular eating habits, and digestive herbs like ginger and turmeric help maintain strong Agni, preventing Ama buildup and promoting fertility.

6. Diet and Lifestyle for Fertility

• A sattvic (pure and balanced) diet is emphasised, which includes fresh, organic, and seasonal fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and dairy products like ghee and milk. Cold, processed, and heavy foods that can disturb digestion or create Ama should be avoided.

• Practices like yoga, pranayama (breathing exercises), meditation, and regular sleep patterns are encouraged to reduce stress and support overall health and fertility.

8. Herbs for Female Fertility

• Shatavari: Considered one of the best female fertility herbs, it strengthens the uterus, balances hormones, and supports reproductive health.

• Ashwagandha: An adaptogen that helps manage stress, balances hormones, and supports reproductive tissues.

• Lodhra: Balances hormones and supports uterine health.

• Guduchi: Strengthens immunity, nourishes tissues, and promotes overall vitality.

We’ve spent a great deal of time in seeking out a possible solution, which can aide women dramatically increase their fertility rates. 

This protocol we’re releasing, is the energy field of fertility, which most aligns with the approaches to increasing fertility according to TCM and Ayurveda. 

We recommend you play this file through speakers, as you lay down, or sitting whilst resting. The best times would naturally be early in the morning, whilst still in bed, or as you lay in best before sleep. These are the two times when the body is most at rest. 

Lay back and let the energies absorb into you, playing the file 1 – 3 times. This energy will aide in the process of increasing your chances of conception, but working with the body to increase fertility. 

We have an advanced version that is about 400% in potency of the Youtube version. 

Anyone of any age can use both versions, however, the advanced version is more for those in their late 30s and early to mid 40s. If you are in your 20s and have significant fertility issues, you may use the advanced version as well. 

Also, anyone else attempting to conceive can also work with the Youtube version to increase your chances of conception. 

Once you have conceived, you may stop using the protocol. 

Medical & Legal Disclaimer:

Although this energy protocol has been created with advice from a Medical Professional, a Chinese Medicine Practitioner, and a qualified Naturopath, the creator of this energy protocol is not a medical professional. 

The statements on this page, and the product itself, have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

The product, and all content on this website is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.