Fit For Fertility
Fit For Fertility by Michael Dooley, published by Hodder on February 8, 2007, is a comprehensive guide aimed at couples facing challenges with conception. This 400-page book addresses the emotional and physical aspects of fertility, highlighting that many couples experience difficulties and that common advice can often be misleading. Dooley presents an integrated approach to fertility treatment that emphasizes lifestyle changes, nutrition, and complementary therapies, offering an alternative to traditional medical interventions like IVF.
Readers will find practical strategies for self-diagnosis and personalized program development tailored to their specific needs. The book focuses on empowering individuals to take control of their fertility journey through informed choices and positive lifestyle adjustments. With a foundation in the Fit for Fertility program, this edition provides insights that aim to foster a hopeful outlook on achieving conception, making it a valuable resource for those navigating the complexities of fertility issues.
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One in six couples have problems conceiving and many more suffer the pain of miscarriage, which FIT FOR FERTILITY also addresses. Much of the advice they’re given is misleading or negative and IVF is often presented as the only option. In fact, it’s been shown that an integrated approach to fertility treatment achieved the same success rates as IVF, without medical intervention, worry and expense. This is Michael’s approach and is based on his hugely successful Fit for Fertility programme that combines changes to lifestyle, good nutrition and complementary therapies. FIT FOR FERTILITY will allow the reader to self diagnose and tailor their programme according to their needs. It is infused with Michael’s up-beat philosophy and builds on his inspiring work to promise a genuine chance of success.
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