"The first week I started the regime the change was amazing. My energy returned, my skin glowed, the aches and pains and heat (inflammation) in my joints went away (almost all), the gastric reflux stopped. People commented on the change in me. I was amazed at how different and positive I felt. So thank you so much." Susie, Plymouth

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Infertility

- Infertility is the inability to conceive by either partner
- Big factors in infertility include structural abnormalities such as blocked      fallopian tubes, undescended testes, adhesions from operations and injuries to organs, especially the ovaries themselves.
- Also pelvic inflammatory disease, intra-uterine devices (IUDs), hormonal imbalance, as well as advanced age.
- In men, infertility has been linked to many things from undescended testes and mumps, to radiation.
- Malnutrition by way of deficiencies in amino acids, vitamins, minerals and the essential fatty acids, contribute to sperm and ovarian dysfunction.
- Heavy metals and chemical toxicity result in a marked reduction of the enzymes involved in reproduction.
- Low thyroid has been shown to be of importance in infertility as well as miscarriage.
- Caffeine and salicylates adversely affect fertility.
- Other chemicals implicated in infertility are alcohol, fluoride, mercury, pesticides and herbicides, smoking and synthetic oestrogen.
- Fertility specialists are least interested in investigating the nutritional foundation upon which fertility depends.
- In a chemical soup that is the body unable to detoxify, it is difficult if not impossible for either fertilisation to take place or for the foetus to thrive.
- After two years of study, it was found that the conception rate by IVF was exactly the same as simply waiting and with no intervention.
- The simplest effective method to ascertain ovulation is the basal body temperature - usually 0.5C higher in the second half of the cycle.
- Anxiety and stress may contribute to infertility in both partners.
- Zinc is the number one mineral for sperm production.
- B6 in the form of P5P is the number one vitamin for hormone balance.
- Omega 3 is the number one fatty acid for both male and female fertility.
- The state of the uterus for sperm survival as well as subsequent attachment of the fertilised egg is paramount for success.
- Uterine infections, especially fungus and parasites, make it difficult if not impossible for fertilisation to take place.
    

An Integral Health DNA Hair Test not only can identify the cause/causes of an imbalance in the body and the potential for signs and symptoms of disease; we are also able to provide the best nutrient and lifestyle recommendations specifically tailored for each unique individual, helping to ensure they are able to achieve optimum health - naturally.
It is a blueprint for healthy living. 

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