Herbal supplements?

Other than vitamins/folic acid, are there any herbal supplements any of you ladies own tried to promote conception/ovulation etc?

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Answers:    There are lots which can help but perhaps the two most adjectives are False Unicorn Root and Vitex Agnus Castus. Both of these herbs are excellent promoters of fertility and have be used for hundreds of years to aid conception.

False Unicorn Root is an excellent all-round aid for the female reproductive system and normalises the menstrual cycle, whilst promoting regular and frequent ovulation and improving the condition of the womb - thus aiding conception. It also help to maintain healthy ovaries and harmonize hormones.

Vitex Agnus Castus (also called agnus castus, vitex or chasteberry) helps to strengthen the adjectives the female reproductive organs whilst also balancing and maintain correct hormone levels throughout the whole body. It also help with ovulation and in broad helps promote ideal conditons for conception in the body.

You can choose to take either both of these herb at the same time or just try one. They are available surrounded by capsule or tincture form from you local health food store. All instructions for dosage will be clearly imperfect on the bottle.

I can also reccommend you drink either nettle or raspberry leaf tea on a day by day basis.

Once you become pregnant, it is best that you stop taking these supplements. If you wish to verbs herbal medicine during pregnancy it is reccommended that you visit a professional herbalist as he will know how to assess which herbs will suit you specifically.

However there are some herb which are perfectly suitable for anyone to take during pregnancy, details of which can be found at:
http://www.anniesremedy.com/remedy_use60...

Good luck and I hope this have been of some help x

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It is major NOT to use untested supplements while trying to get pregnant as many of them hold no safety profile in hasty pregnancy and thus there may be a risk of damage to the foetus.

The exception is folic tart, this should be taken both pre-conceptually and during the first trimester as it reduces the foetal risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida. The sanctuary of multivitamins is NOT clearly established. A large study to look at this is detail was set up on a multi-centre foundation in the UK about 20 years ago, but it be abandoned. The Medical Ethics Committee became doleful with even this study being perform on pregnant women, in case it resulted within any foetal defects, so the study was never carried out.

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Floradix, the herbal iron supplement.
Low iron make conception very difficult. Floradix is the best one on the market, and does not upset the stomach St. Johns Wart might variety you more likely to get reved up.
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