Mucuna pruriens, Fertility, and General Sexual Health - How to Use the Mucuna Bean to Treat Male and Female Infertility Naturally

Eat Your Beans: Mucuna pruriens Depression Cure

Mucuna pruriens: Cure Depression Using Beans NOTE: Click here to learn more about how to cure postpartum depression. If depression were a landscape, it would be a desert, or perhaps Antarctica. If you’re one of the millions of individuals who suffer from depression and you’ve tried the various anti-depressant prescription medications on the market, you’re probably ready to try something with few side effects. While many Americans and Europeans are familiar with St. John’s Wort as an herbal anti-depressant, comparatively few have heard about the miraculous healing effects of Mucuna pruriens.  Mucuna is a bean, not unlike black beans or pinto beans. It’s eaten as a staple food item in certain parts of Central America and Asia. In some Central American communities, Mucuna is bre...

Infertility in Women: Using Nutritional Supplements to Increase Fertility

Although eating a healthy diet consisting primarily of fruits, vegetables, and whole foods (not processed foods) is extremely important, sometimes taking a nutritional supplement is necessary. Very often, the soil in which food is grown is deficient in certain nutrients, meaning that the food we eat ultimately may not provide us with the vitamins and minerals we need to survive. In the treatment of infertility, nutritional supplementation can make a major difference. Holistic Treatment for Infertility in Women Most women know that if they’re trying to conceive, they should be taking a prenatal vitamin. The common knowledge is that the prenatal vitamin is ultimately intended to give a woman somewhat higher levels of nutrients so that when she does get pregnant, she has plenty of stores t...

Using Vitamins and Minerals for Holistic Male Infertility Treatment

Nutrition, including both a healthy diet and nutritional supplementation, is extremely important for promoting male fertility. Supplements to Increase Fertility in Men Male fertility and infertility is generally discussed less than female fertility, but for many couples, issues of male fertility are just as important as those of female fertility. And indeed, male sperm quality and the health of the father is also important for an embryo’s development and the child’s health after pregnancy. Although, admittedly, the father’s health at the time of conception doesn’t play quite as significant of a role as the mother’s health (the mother is literally feeding the child from her own body during pregnancy and afterward, after all), male health before pregnancy can still be important for the ba...

How to Decalcify the Pineal Gland: Natural Treatment for Female Infertility and Male Infertility

What is the pineal gland and what does it do? NOTE: If you're interested in working with activating the pineal gland, visit DreamLight.app. Jennifer and I have developed DreamLight as a tool that anyone, anywhere can use on their computer or smartphone to access the healing benefits of trance. DreamLight combines a specially calibrated flashing light with music to activate the pineal gland, heal emotional trauma, and help users regain whole-body health through emotional and spiritual healing.  The pineal gland is a tiny gland located approximately in the center of the brain. Its location is unique since it is positioned in between the two sides of the brain. In more esoteric or traditional medicine systems, this gland was seen as the “Third Eye”, responsible for dreaming, intuitio...

L-Carnitine for Infertility: Using Nutrients to Boost Reproductive Health

L-Carnitine: An Amino Acid Supplement to Enhance Fertility L-Carnitine plays an essential role in both male infertility and female infertility. Having low levels of L-Carnitine can lead to physiological changes in the body that can ultimately cause or exacerbate certain hormonal problems. Both eggs and sperm benefit from having high enough levels of L-Carnitine, but uterine tissues also need plenty of this nutrient to stay healthy. If you’re vegan or vegetarian, or if you eat very few high-quality animal products in your diet, you might be at risk for developing an L-Carnitine deficiency that can ultimately lead to infertility, but even if you aren’t vegan or vegetarian, you might benefit from taking L-Carnitine for infertility. Any diet that’s less than perfect, might make you low on thi...

Unconventional Natural Treatment for Infertility in Women: Parasite Cleansing for Conception

Fertility issues can cause all kinds of woe and stress in a woman's life. One of the best ways to approach fertility issues is to make yourself healthier overall both emotionally and physically. Introduction to Alternative Infertility Treatments I always felt like I’d find an explanation someday for my fertility issues. I have one healthy child but my husband and I have had two miscarriages and one stillbirth. I’m not infertile. I can conceive. But for me pregnancy usually only lasts about three months and then I have a miscarriage. As time went on, my pregnancies lasted for shorter and shorter periods of time. First, we had a stillborn baby at 5 months. Then, a year later, I had a miscarriage at 4 months. Five years ago we had another miscarriage at 3 months. Recently, it’s come...

Mucuna pruriens: Herbal Cure for ADHD

Mucuna Miracle Bean: Natural Cure for ADHD Many parents are frustrated with the side effects of ADHD medications and the fact that these medications rarely work at home, during after school hours to help children focus and balance their emotions. As such, we get a lot of questions about herbal cures for ADHD. The fact is, there is an excellent herbal cure for ADHD that works very reliably: Mucuna pruriens. But few parents know about Mucuna and they’re mystified about this natural plant-medicine for ADHD once they set out to do their own research into Mucuna. A Google search inevitably leads parents into the labyrinth of L-Dopa, a topic that has been thoroughly muddled by the fact that Big Pharma named a synthetic drug “Levodopa / L-Dopa”. Disentangling information about natural L-Dopa fro...

Ubiquinone (CoQ10) for Fertility

Ubiquinone is ubiquitous. It's in every cell in your body, albeit in varying amounts. An All-Natural Infertility Treatment for Men and Women Ubiquinone, more popularly known as CoQ10 (short for Coenzyme-Q10), is a coenzyme present in every cell in the human body. It is required for cell maintenance and growth, detoxification (ubiquinone is a powerful antioxidant), energy generation, immune system modulation, and more. CoQ10’s prevalence in the body indicates its importance in the treatment of all kinds of health problems, including infertility in both men and women. Besides being a treatment for infertility, CoQ10 has also successfully been used to treat:  Symptoms of aging Heart disease Brain disorders Cancer Diabetes High blood pressure Skin problems Chron...

N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) vs. Guaifenesin to Improve Fertility

How N-Acetyl Cysteine Safely and Naturally Boosts Male and Female Fertility N-Acetyl-Cysteine, also known as NAC offers a wide array of fertility-enhancing effects on the body. NAC is broken down into the most powerful antioxidant in the body, glutathione. In fact, taking NAC supplements is one of the best ways to get an extra dose of this all-important, health promoting substance called glutathione. Glutathione in other forms is often unstable or not easily absorbed by the stomach.  NAC ranks high as a good supplement to take when trying to get pregnant. It can be used to safely boost fertility and it can also be taken throughout pregnancy to help prevent preterm birth. NAC works by thinning the mucus in the vagina and also by thickening the endometrial lining in the uterus, but sc...