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Your Infertility Is My Problem
He debunks
some of the
more popular
myths and
misconceptions
regarding
infertility,
and provides
a deep dive
into the actual
mechanics of
how fertility
works and the
many causes of
infertility.
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MARCH 2020
The mystery of life is one that has puzzled many since
the beginning of time. Remedies using herbs, precious
metals, even conception timed to moon phases, have
existed from the time of the ancient Egypt to modern
day. In today’s day and age, where infertility is an
issue plaguing many developed countries all over the
world, it is all the more serious. In fact, no less than
the World Health Organisation has called it a global
public health issue.
Professor Christopher Chen, founder of the Advanced
Centre for Reproductive Medicine, is no stranger to
the mystery of infertility. He was the first IVF doctor
to successfully produce IVF triplets, and the first
to successfully freeze a human egg, both of which
were groundbreaking developments in the world of
reproductive medicine. In his newest book, Your Infertility
Is My Problem, Professor Chen has set out to unravel
the puzzles around fertility and provide a comprehensive
guide for all aspiring parents towards pregnancy.
In his over 30 years of practise, Professor Chen has
found that education and awareness are some of the
biggest issues regarding infertility. Plainly said, many
people do not have a good idea of what preparations
need to be done in order for conception to occur. It can
come down to something as basic as not understanding
their ovulation cycle, or what kind of nutrition helps with
getting pregnant. For some, they may think that going
for assisted reproductive techniques and medication is
the only way to fix their infertility issues, and that nothing
else can or needs to be done to improve their chances
at getting pregnant. The truth is that while reproductive
medicine can do wonders when it comes to infertility, it
doesn’t need to be the only solution for couples looking
to start their family. In addition, there are many other
methods for them to achieve holistic wellness that helps
improve the chances of getting pregnant. The only
problem is that many couples do not have access to a
comprehensive collection of vital information that covers
all there is to know regarding fertility.
In the book Your Infertility Is My Problem, Professor
Chen has provided an all-inclusive guide to the
information that couples need to know about their
fertility. He debunks some of the more popular myths
and misconceptions regarding infertility, and provides
a deep dive into the actual mechanics of how fertility
works and the many causes of infertility. Readers can
find out how exactly do assisted reproductive techniques
work, and how certain causes of infertility may not be as
obvious as they may think.
It isn’t a science textbook either. Professor Chen
believes in a holistic approach to fertility. There are
chapters regarding useful exercises that couples can
do, holistic treatments such as Yoga that can be helpful
for physical wellbeing that improves the chance of
pregnancy, tips regarding stress management which
helps with improving hormonal health, and also recipes
for better nutrition.
Readers of Global Health Asia-Pacifc can buy the
book at the discounted price of $25, just email hello@
benatural.com.sg with the promo code GHT2020 in
the subject header and your order details.
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