July 18th, 2009

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  Polycystic Syndrome (PCOS) and Fertility Posted By : June Healey

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  Approximately 10% of all women have polycystic syndrome (PCOS). Polycystic Syndrome is currently the leading cause of infertility. Ovaries of women with PCOS produce an excess of androgen (male hormone). The ovulation process is disrupted through this excess of male hormone.
  The current treatments for infertility due to PCOS stimulate the female hormones, causing the body [...]

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  Surrogacy in India – Catering to the World

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  Surrogacy is the method employed by couples when a woman becomes the carrier of their child. This mother can be the genetic mother of the child where the sperm is put in her ovary or she can be the gestational carrier where the embryo is placed in her womb in cases where the original woman’s [...]

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  Pregnancy Week 35 and Week 36

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  For women who are 35 weeks pregnant, the road to their delivery will soon be ending. They can literally see the horizon. At this point, emotions are in high gear as they prepare for motherhood and the joy of holding their child for the first time. With so much behind them, there is only joy [...]

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  Using Fish Oil Supplements During Pregnancy Can Improve Your Baby’s Health and Future Development Posted By : Rich Hawkins

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  With the results of years of research showing what a tremendous impact fish oil supplements during pregnancy can have, it’s no surprise there are so many on the market today. This important natural substance can greatly improve the baby’s health if the correct one is selected.
  The right fish oil supplements during pregnancy (high in DHA [...]

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  Overcome Infertility – What is Spleen Function in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

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  The humans’ spleen also known as pancreas in western medicine is defined as an organ located in the abdomen of the body. It helps to 1. Remove and destroy the old, aged red blood cells. 2. Synthesize antibodies in the white pulp, and 3. Remove antibody-coated bacteria and blood cells from the circulation system.
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