Comments for Naturally Getting Pregnant http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com fertility and overall health through natural treatments Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:36:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Probiotics and Fertility Diet – Part 1 by Sharon http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2009/03/21/probiotics-and-fertility-diet-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-1181 Sharon Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:06:33 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2009/03/21/probiotics-and-fertility-diet-%e2%80%93-part-1/#comment-1181 Hello, I am so inspired after locating your blog. I very much appreciate you sharing your experience. I noticed you haven't blogged since April...do you plan on adding more? I thank you and appreciate your sharing and experiences. I am going through a similar experience and have also chosen the natural route for now. In the end, I know you will have a beautiful bundle of joy in your arms. Hello,

I am so inspired after locating your blog. I very much appreciate you sharing your experience.

I noticed you haven’t blogged since April…do you plan on adding more? I thank you and appreciate your sharing and experiences.

I am going through a similar experience and have also chosen the natural route for now.

In the end, I know you will have a beautiful bundle of joy in your arms.

]]> Comment on Liver Cleanse: You Did What? by Nicole http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/08/26/liver-cleanse-you-did-what/comment-page-1/#comment-1180 Nicole Fri, 21 Aug 2009 06:31:03 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/08/26/liver-cleanse-you-did-what/#comment-1180 I stumbled across your blog 2 days ago and I love reading it. You have a nice sense of humor. I've been trying to get pregnant for over a year. I'm on all the sites for women trying to conceive and I would try anything to boost my fertility. A few things on here I have never heard of before like the Castor oil packs. It's nice to know I'm not the only one in the boat. I stumbled across your blog 2 days ago and I love reading it. You have a nice sense of humor. I’ve been trying to get pregnant for over a year. I’m on all the sites for women trying to conceive and I would try anything to boost my fertility. A few things on here I have never heard of before like the Castor oil packs. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one in the boat.

]]> Comment on Vegetarian no more… by Sam http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/comment-page-1/#comment-1179 Sam Sun, 09 Aug 2009 16:18:16 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/#comment-1179 I just happened to see your website by searching for information about fertility and vegetarianism. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this subject. I have been vegetarian for the last 16 years, one of which raw vegan. My diet was loaded with carbs and I know realize it was, at least for me, not an healthy choice. My husband and I, married for 18 years, are also childless (the first two years we did not plan having children while he was still at school). My sister has 3 healthy and bright children. We have 24 cousins, all with children (NONE are vegetarians). My grandmother kept eating roasted meat (mainly goat, sheep, beef and pork) and was in very good shape (even mentally) until she passed away at 104 in her sleep. We are all from Sardinia, an Italian island in the Mediterranean. People keep repeating that a mediterranean diet is good because it is based on noodles and other carbs. They forget that it includes a lot of meat and fish - daily. I have observed it first hand . It has been now a couple of months since my husband and I started eating meat again. I don't know if we will ever have children as we are now over 40. But we feel much, much better. More muscle replacing cellulitis, feeling mentally more at peace. Of course we do care for the way the animals are treated and we buy only organic meat. But I first became vegetarian for health reason, not for ethic reasons. I thought it was healthier. I found out that it was not so, at least for me. It takes too much discipline to prepare balanced vegetarian meals. I always felt hungry and put on many kilos. I have now included butter (from grass-fed cows) and feel much more satisfied with the food I eat. I just wanted to share my own experience. I am of very large views and respect that people eat the way they feel it is the best for them. Best wishes in everything. I just happened to see your website by searching for information about fertility and vegetarianism. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this subject. I have been vegetarian for the last 16 years, one of which raw vegan. My diet was loaded with carbs and I know realize it was, at least for me, not an healthy choice. My husband and I, married for 18 years, are also childless (the first two years we did not plan having children while he was still at school). My sister has 3 healthy and bright children. We have 24 cousins, all with children (NONE are vegetarians). My grandmother kept eating roasted meat (mainly goat, sheep, beef and pork) and was in very good shape (even mentally) until she passed away at 104 in her sleep. We are all from Sardinia, an Italian island in the Mediterranean. People keep repeating that a mediterranean diet is good because it is based on noodles and other carbs. They forget that it includes a lot of meat and fish - daily. I have observed it first hand . It has been now a couple of months since my husband and I started eating meat again. I don’t know if we will ever have children as we are now over 40. But we feel much, much better. More muscle replacing cellulitis, feeling mentally more at peace. Of course we do care for the way the animals are treated and we buy only organic meat. But I first became vegetarian for health reason, not for ethic reasons. I thought it was healthier. I found out that it was not so, at least for me. It takes too much discipline to prepare balanced vegetarian meals. I always felt hungry and put on many kilos. I have now included butter (from grass-fed cows) and feel much more satisfied with the food I eat.
I just wanted to share my own experience. I am of very large views and respect that people eat the way they feel it is the best for them.
Best wishes in everything.

]]> Comment on How Long to Wait After Miscarriage? by Ashley http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2009/03/12/how-long-to-wait-after-miscarriage/comment-page-1/#comment-1178 Ashley Wed, 05 Aug 2009 22:42:33 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2009/03/12/how-long-to-wait-after-miscarriage/#comment-1178 I just read your post, and I wanted to give you some comments that said, "way to go!" I see that this post was a while ago, but I applaud your efforts to work with your body in healing and life-supportive ways, whether or not you see the doctor for more tests... It is wonderful to read others on the same path. Blessings, Ashley I just read your post, and I wanted to give you some comments that said, “way to go!” I see that this post was a while ago, but I applaud your efforts to work with your body in healing and life-supportive ways, whether or not you see the doctor for more tests… It is wonderful to read others on the same path.
Blessings,
Ashley

]]> Comment on Vegetarian no more… by Elizabeth http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/comment-page-1/#comment-1176 Elizabeth Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:29:24 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/#comment-1176 Thank you for this important discussion. I have a good friend that has been vegetarian her whole life. She's 32 and trying to conceive so I'm curious about this issue. I already have three children but we have been considering moving to a mostly vegan diet - we drink a bit of raw milk and we have our own chickens so we'll continue to eat their eggs - and I've been wondering if this is really healthy. You keep mentioning low carbs and my question is about whether or not the diet can work with high carbs if the carbs are mostly unprocessed. There is a guy named Dr. McDougall that professes a whole food, high carb, vegan diet with plenty of produce for optimum health. The idea is interesting and I'm looking for other sources to back him up or refute him. Have you ever heard of him? The unrefined carbs don't spike insulin levels so does that make a difference? Thank you for this important discussion. I have a good friend that has been vegetarian her whole life. She’s 32 and trying to conceive so I’m curious about this issue. I already have three children but we have been considering moving to a mostly vegan diet - we drink a bit of raw milk and we have our own chickens so we’ll continue to eat their eggs - and I’ve been wondering if this is really healthy. You keep mentioning low carbs and my question is about whether or not the diet can work with high carbs if the carbs are mostly unprocessed. There is a guy named Dr. McDougall that professes a whole food, high carb, vegan diet with plenty of produce for optimum health. The idea is interesting and I’m looking for other sources to back him up or refute him. Have you ever heard of him? The unrefined carbs don’t spike insulin levels so does that make a difference?

]]> Comment on Vegetarian no more… by Angela http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/comment-page-1/#comment-1174 Angela Mon, 27 Jul 2009 16:54:02 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/#comment-1174 I too am a vegetarian having problems getting pregnant. However, I know three other women with fertility issues and they are life long meat eaters. I'm just curious if you have checked the ratio of infertility in vegetarians vs. non-vegetarians? I personally could not eat meat in order to get pregnant, especially considering I know more meat eaters having problems with fertility than vegetarians (my veg friends all have children). I too am a vegetarian having problems getting pregnant. However, I know three other women with fertility issues and they are life long meat eaters. I’m just curious if you have checked the ratio of infertility in vegetarians vs. non-vegetarians? I personally could not eat meat in order to get pregnant, especially considering I know more meat eaters having problems with fertility than vegetarians (my veg friends all have children).

]]> Comment on Find Out What You’re Eating by Vickey Moore http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/10/16/fertility-diet-find-out-what-youre-eating/comment-page-1/#comment-1173 Vickey Moore Mon, 20 Jul 2009 03:39:55 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/10/16/find-out-what-youre-eating/#comment-1173 This website was awesome. I just learned I need to eat more protein and cut back on the carbs. Thanks! This website was awesome. I just learned I need to eat more protein and cut back on the carbs. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Liver Cleanse: You Did What? by Vickey Moore http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/08/26/liver-cleanse-you-did-what/comment-page-1/#comment-1172 Vickey Moore Mon, 20 Jul 2009 01:53:40 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/08/26/liver-cleanse-you-did-what/#comment-1172 I love your blog. I'm going through many things you have already been through. Spotting, cold hands and feet, acupuncture, clomid, iui's herbs, HSG, endometriosis-subtle so probably stage one, laproscopic surgery, total diet change (I follow the "endometriosis diet"), and now we are headed to injects and IUI's. It's comforting to read someone elses journey. I love your blog. I’m going through many things you have already been through. Spotting, cold hands and feet, acupuncture, clomid, iui’s herbs, HSG, endometriosis-subtle so probably stage one, laproscopic surgery, total diet change (I follow the “endometriosis diet”), and now we are headed to injects and IUI’s. It’s comforting to read someone elses journey.

]]> Comment on Vegetarian no more… by T http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/comment-page-1/#comment-1171 T Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:55:59 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/#comment-1171 Oh I forgot to mention, I have already had one healthy child as a meat eater...he is almost 4 now. I was the same weight then as I am now. I have had some blood work done, but the doc is a little perplexed since I am 28. Oh I forgot to mention, I have already had one healthy child as a meat eater…he is almost 4 now. I was the same weight then as I am now. I have had some blood work done, but the doc is a little perplexed since I am 28.

]]> Comment on Vegetarian no more… by T http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/comment-page-1/#comment-1170 T Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:54:05 +0000 http://www.naturallygettingpregnant.com/fertility-blog/2008/09/27/vegetarian-no-more/#comment-1170 I am totally terrified. I stopped eating meat in March and never had an irregular period before that. I recently went to the doc because i had all kinds of pregnancy symptoms, but no baby. I really want another baby. I think I am going to reintroduce chicken into my diet. It scared me to hear the doc say my name and infertility in the same sentence. I am totally terrified. I stopped eating meat in March and never had an irregular period before that. I recently went to the doc because i had all kinds of pregnancy symptoms, but no baby. I really want another baby. I think I am going to reintroduce chicken into my diet. It scared me to hear the doc say my name and infertility in the same sentence.

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