My sister in law wants to have 14 kids. They have mucho-dinero though…so I guess it’s different. Still pretty crazy.

Was their some good advice in it?

I’ve heard yams (in large quantities) can increase fertility. Perhaps this is an ancient African "old wives tale". What suggestions do you all have?

Other than clomid(which I have tried) I have PCOS and clomid didn’t help me out! Therefore, I will like to know if there are anything OTC(over the counter) that I can purchase to boost my chance?
Femara is a breast cancer patient drug….fyi I don’t have breast cancer

I heard oysters are good for fertility. How about other seafood?. Any specific herbs and vegies that also can boost our fertlity?

Hi, Im not planning to have kids any time soon im 19. I had Polocystic Ovaries for 3.5 years, the docs have given me the all clear and recomended i eat as healthy aspossible.

So whats good healthy foods that have/might help with fertility?

Thanks

The Great Mother who would never take welfare gets food stamps. Let the fertility doctor pay for it. Who paid for him? How could she spend money on this and still qualify?

And I don’t smoke and never have.

What are some good foods that are vitamin rich and might actually help get your body ready for conception? What are some foods that will boost the sperm count in men?

I was wondering if there are any lifestyle changes that we can do to increase our chances of conceiving this month. I just got AF this morning and trying to be more proactive in my health.
I know eating more healthy like more fruits and veggies. I am also a vegetarian so maybe I need to look more into that also. I do take a high potency multivitamin that includes folic acid 800mcg.

For my husband I am making him take mens one a day multivitamin. From alot researching does taking zinc help. Would you buy a seperate supplement of zinc.

Any other suggestions like taking herbs, robitussin etc that might help.

I am 38 so I might have limited time. If I don;t conceive on my own within 4-6 months I will see my ob/gyn and probably move right on to fertility treatments. Right now I want to have a fighting chance that I can do this.

Any suggestions, ideals, opinions and websites would be helpful that you can provide will be helpful.

What are some good foods for my husband and I to eat while trying to conceive?

Ok, so there are some foods which produce an estrogen-like effect in the body.

Some examples of these are soy & coffee.

Considering that I am a vegetarian and I have a lot of soy in my day to day diet; can that in any way effect my fertility?

Would it make it easier/harder to conceive or have no effect whatsoever?

I was just curious.

thanks in advance =)

I just purchased a copy of this- which was written by a reproductive endocrinologist. I am wondering if any of you have had experience with the book?