Dr. Oz interviews Toni Weschler of Taking Charge of Your Fertility.
Semen Quality May Depend Upon Antioxidants In Man’s Diet June 5, 2009
“Our previous research study, published in March, showed that men who eat large amounts of meat and full fat dairy products have lower seminal quality than those who eat more fruit, vegetables and reduced fat dairy products. In this study, we have found that people who consume more fruits and vegetables are ingesting more antioxidants, and this is the important point”, Jaime Mendiola, lead author of the article and a researcher at the University of Murcia, tells SINC.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/06/090602083727.htm
Run #11. November 26, 2008
Me, Cindy, Donna. Ran up to the house (1.4 miles), took pictures, then ran to Which Wich (again) (1.1 miles). ~2.5 total.
Breaking Fertile Ground. August 29, 2008
A workshop taught by Toni for pregnancy achievement.
http://www.eomega.org/omega/workshops/6f6e204ecf4ecc5c19bb3a83cc91bf60/
To the naysayers. August 13, 2008
As of right now, my Fertility Awareness Method blog post has been viewed 730 times. Most recently, it got picked up by a fertility forum – in Italian.
There is a huge interest in this. The word is getting out.
Taking FAM to a whole new level. July 7, 2008
In the FAM forum world, we tend to call ourselves FAMgelists – because we spread the good news of the Fertility Awareness Method to any eager listener.
Now, with some help from my Darling Husband, we have the opportunity to FAMgelize to the world.
Ovulation! June 14, 2008
How cool is this! Ovulation was caught on camera for the first time during a routine hysterectomy procedure. Apparently the ovulation took 15 minutes to complete. I wonder if that gives some insight into mittelschmirtz (ovulatory pain), and why it can last for a long period of time.
Lifestyle changes “key” to preventing breast cancer. May 31, 2008
The study, at the Genesis Breast Cancer Prevention Centre in Manchester, suggests a lifestyle change is key.
Having families earlier and avoiding long term use of female hormones in HRT and contraceptives were recommended.
Experts also suggested regular exercise and a healthy diet could make a difference.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/manchester/7427254.stm
