Time to Be a Mom. An Author's Method for Natural Fertility Enhancement

This book will be useful for all women who have faced difficulties in conception or are just planning a pregnancy and want it to be a happy and calm period. Yulianna Sokolovskaya, a holistic therapist, member of the International Association... of Yoga Therapists, certified phytotherapist and aromatherapist, explains what to do if you are unable to get pregnant. - When is professional consultation needed and what do medical terms mean? - How to prepare the body for pregnancy? - How to naturally increase the chances of getting pregnant? - How to reduce stress, learn to relax, and overcome internal fears about pregnancy and childbirth? Conscious planning will help maintain the mother's health and avoid complications. The methods revealed by the author are accessible to every woman, regardless of whether she is preparing for natural pregnancy or planning to use assisted reproductive technologies. In any situation, regardless of diagnosis, it is important not to despair, but to create the most favorable conditions for conception. This book by Yulianna Sokolovskaya will help you with that. «The author persistently and with interesting examples speaks about the necessity of preparation for pregnancy and childbirth, thereby prompting readers to think. Opinions of various specialists on the problem of infertility are presented, which means it is assessed from different perspectives. Many doctors, after traditional examinations in treating infertility, begin medical treatment. I agree with the author in her opinion that in many cases, infertile couples need a multifaceted approach in dealing with this ailment without excluding medical supervision and treatment. Infertility is a symptom, and what disease it is a symptom of often has no answer. The comprehensive body healing described in the book using various practices, phytotherapy, yoga therapy, Ayurveda, working with the psyche, meditation, and a rational diet will bring benefits in any case.» — KUCHERYAVENKO ALEXANDER NIKOLAEVICH, Deputy Chief