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Saturday, September 28, 2013

Your fertility cycle and pregnancy

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Your fertility cycle and pregnancy
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Millions of women become pregnant each year. With such high numbers, you would think that you would not have trouble conceiving your child. However, while many women find it necessary to prevent pregnancy, others are struggling to make the magic moment happen for themselves and their partner. Infertility can be extremely frustrating. By understanding your body, you can get more in tune with your natural cycles and increase your chances of becoming pregnant. Your fertility cycle offer the best clues to your ideal time to conceive.

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Are you hoping for a boy or a girl?

While many parents would be ecstatic with either outcome, some couples are secretly hoping for one or the other. What if you could decide and control whether your child was a boy or girl?

Couples who have followed our program have experienced a 94% success rate in their chosen gender outcomes!!

As a former midwife, I was able to learn firsthand the techniques that worked and those that didn’t when it came to couples working to control the gender outcomes of their children. Today, I have been able to share what I have learned with couples from around the world.

Some of my learnings include the following factors which can affect the sex of your child:

• Diet
• Lifestyle and stress level
• Sexual positions
• Working with your ovulation cycle to determine the ideal points to attempt conception
• Abstinence or frequency of sexual intercourse

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