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HOW BITTERS CAN BOOST FERTILITY AND COMBAT UNEXPLAINED INFERTILITY

HOW BITTERS CAN BOOST FERTILITY AND COMBAT UNEXPLAINED INFERTILITY


Bitters work so well because they boost fertility and combat infertility through different mechanisms.  This range from boosting your overall health and toning reproductive organs specifically. Yes, bitters balance the hormones, tones the ovary and makes the ovary release healthy eggs. Studies have confirmed that getting an adequate amount bitter flavor is important for digestive balance and linked with many related health benefits. Eating bitters regularly has been shown to:
1. Curb sugar cravings
2. Soothe gas and bloating
3. Relieve occasional heartburn
4. Encourage digestive enzymes, bile & HCL (Hydrogen Chloride) production
5. Calm upset stomach and nausea
6. Increase absorption of fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, K
7. Help maintain healthy blood sugar levels
8. Balance appetite
9. Ease constipation and regulate bowel movements
10. Support liver function and healthy skin

How does bitters boost fertility?

Well, bitters tone and tune-up the five pillars of health: Mind and Mood, Ingestion, Digestion, Circulation, Immune system.
Once fertility is diagnosed, stress tend to kick in. The body is not designed to handle excessive stress. Mental stress release stress hormones which cause oxidation, immune depletion, inflammation and fibrosis. Bitters are adaptogens that helps the body cope with stress. Adaptogens tend to tone the internal organs and bring them back to normal physiological function.

Bitters also eliminate estrogen dominance by eliminating excess estradiol (the bad estrogen) while boosting the level of progesterone and testosterone secretion. Without hormonal imbalance, the ovary, the immune system and ovulation is thrown off balance, too. In fact, hormonal imbalance causes majority of the women fibrosis diseases that has been blamed for unexplained infertility.  These include uterine fibroids, anovulation, polycystic ovary disease, endometriosis, endometrial hyperplasia, adenomyosis, irregular periods, and luteal phase defect. Bitters helps eliminate growths or tumors including fallopian tube blockade due to adhesions.

Specifically not only does bitters help matter eggs, they also help ovulation and propelling the releases eggs to the fallopian tube to be fertilized by the advancing spermatozoa. Note that once pregnancy test is positive, bitters are no longer needed.

The bitters that are effective (used in combination of other herbs) are gentian (called bitter root), bitter leaf (common in African-folk medicine), golden seal, dandelion greens and watercress. The Chinese bitters are a form of gentian or bitter root found in Europe.

You take bitters consistently for one month to regularize the menstrual periods and stop if period starts again. Then take the second month and stop if pregnancy occurs. By then it is no longer necessary. If there is no pregnancy, take after your period is over for six days and stop just before ovulation starts. Continue the cycle if there is no pregnancy. It takes an average of two months to get pregnant with bitters.



Source: Ezine articles 
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