An introduction to our series on ovulatory disorders and how acpuncture and herbs can help treat them!

Acupuncture Education, Family Care, Fertility Tips, WellnessMarisa Kahlich L.AcDecember 26, 2019The Texas Center for Reproductive Acupunctureovulation, Ovulation prediction, boost ovulation, improving ovulation, natural ovulation, boost egg production naturally, boost ovulation naturally, ovulate naturally, ovulatory disorders, natural egg production, hormonal dysfunction, cycle regulation, regulate cycle naturally, regulate ovulation naturally, acupuncture for ovulation, acupuncture for egg production, acupuncture for egg quality, boost ovulation acupuncture, herbs for ovulation, chinese herbs ovulation, natural ovulation method, improve ovulation naturally, ovulate with acupuncture, PCOS acupuncture, acupuncture for PCOs, acupuncture for anovulation, regulate cycle natural, ovulatory issues acupuncture, ovulation predictor kit, acupuncture ovulation predictor kit, hypothalamic amenorrhea, acupuncture for hormonal dysfunction, herbs for anovulation, PCOS treatment, texas center for reproductive acupuncture, herbal therapy

What Happens at a Natural Fertility Clinic?

Kirsten KarchmerJanuary 31, 2019Fertility clinic, acupuncture, Chinese medicine, Acupuncture for fertility, stay pregnant, improve periods, ovulation, fertility, healthy pregnancy, causes of infertility, infertility, stress management

Beyond Ovulation Prediction: What your BBT can tell you about your fertility.

Kirsten KarchmerDecember 23, 2018Texas Center for Reproductive AcupunctureOvulation prediction, BBT, fertility, TTC, basal body temperature, ovulation, hormone function, tracking ovulation, get pregnant, conceive, pregnant, not pregnant, infertile

TTC: Timing To Conceive

It’s a question that I get asked on a weekly basis - “What days should we be trying on?” A recent study from Yale University researchers found that about 60 percent of women thought that they were most fertile in the two days after ovulation. Unfortunately, those women were wrong. So, as it turns out, there’s also a lot of misinformation about when women are at their fertile peak.

Women are most fertile during a 6 day window that ends the day after ovulation. Outside that relatively short window, your chances of falling pregnant are generally lower than 5%.

Fertility Tips, ArchivedRob KrassowskiNovember 18, 2016best days to conceive, cycle days to conceive, timing to conceive, ovulation, basal body temperature

10 Ways to Boost Ovulation and Improve Your Chances of Getting Pregnant!

A few people told me they got pregnant after long periods of trying unsuccessfully to do so after following the advice from a book called The Fertility Diet. So I got curious and have been reading it this week, and thought I’d share with you their top tips.

The Fertility Diet, by Jeorge E. Chavarro, MD, ScD and Walter C. Willet, MD, DrPH, both professors at Harvard Medical School, presents the results of the Nurses’ Health Study, broken down into their top 10 simple lifestyle and diet changes that can improve your chances of getting pregnant.

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