• Calcium During Pregnancy Reduces Harmful Blood Lead Levels, Study Finds
  
• Zinc Supplements During Pregnancy May Counteract Damage From Early Alcohol Exposure
  
• Use Of Cleaning Products During Pregnancy Increases Risk Of Asthma In Young Children
  
• Declining Male Fertility Linked To Water Pollution
  
• Chlorinated Tap Water May Harm Fetus (heart, cleft palate, major brain defects…)
  
• Pollution-related Asthma May Start In The Womb
  
• High Levels Of Prenatal Smoking Exposure Affect Sleep Patterns In Preterm Neonates
  
• Potentially Toxic Flame Retardants Highest In California Households
  
• Common Herbicide Disrupts Human Hormone Activity In Cell Studies
  
• Low Sperm Count May Be Associated With Prenatal Testosterone Excess
  
• Maternal Exposure To Persistent Organic Pollutants Linked To Urologic Conditions In Boys
• Radiation Exposure In Utero And In Children Increases Adult Cancer Risk
  
• Prenatal Drug Exposure Linked To Sleep Problems
  
• Miscarriage From Anesthetic Gases And Pesticides, Study Suggests
  
• Painters Exposed To Fertility Damaging Chemicals, Study Shows
  
• Fertility May Be Harmed By Mix Of Endocrine Disrupters
  
• Suspected Carcinogenic Chemicals Used To Make Teflon, Scotchgard, Found In Human Milk
  
• Why Synthetic Estrogens Wreak Havoc On Reproductive System
  
• Pesticide Metabolites Associated With Increased Risk Of Testicular Cancers, Study Shows
  
• Low Dose Of Caffeine When Pregnant May Damage Heart Of Offspring For A Lifetime
  
• Common Chemicals, (food packaging, pesticides, clothing, upholstery, carpets and personal care, May Reduce Fertility
  
• First Trimester Smoking Linked To Oral Clefts
  
• Hairspray Is Linked To Common Genital Birth Defect, Says Study
  
• Prenatal Exposure To Chemicals With Higher BMI In Toddlers
  
• Secondhand Smoke Raises Odds Of Fertility Problems In Women
  
• Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Damages White Matter, The Brain’s Connective Network
  
• Fatty Diet During Pregnancy Makes New Cells In Fetal Brain That Cause Early Onset Obesity
  

Infertility is on the increase.  So is miscarriage.  Is there hope?

Take hormone questionnaire –

RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Husband and wife take daily
  • 1 - Zinc 
  • Vitalizer
  • 1 teas. Vivix
  • at least 2 servings Energizing Soy Protein
• Husband and wife take  at each meal:
  • 1 - Vita-Lea

CASE SCENERIOS:

if the problem is with the ___, it usually takes ___ to balance the body.

• man - 2-3 months
• woman - up to a year
• impossible situation - 2-3 yrs

• SPERM COUNT - LOW:  
  • may be caused by toxins in water (lead and PCB’s).
  • Drink pure water (BestWater). 
  • Avoid #7 plastic for bottles or food containers.
  • Zinc increases volume of seminal fluid which helps sperms travel farther and get to those eggs!
  • Vita-C - removes free radicals (which may cause birth defects, genetic diseases & childhood cancers

• OVULATION DIFFICULTY:
  • Inability to ovulate because of birth control pills (affects about 25% of women).
  • Scar tissue
    • E
    • C
    • Zinc
    • Vivix
    • Caratomax
    • Flavomax
  • Infections, IUD’s, yeast infection, surgery
    • Optiflora
    • Protein
    • C
    • Carotomax
    • Vivix
  • Too much mucous secretion
    • Carotomax
  • Not enough mucous secretion
    • alfalfa
  • Endometriosis
    • B
    • Zinc
    • Vit-E
    • C
    • OsteoMatrix
    • Vivix
    • kill Candida overgrowth
    • optiflora
    • Energizing Soy Protein

• CANCER:
  • Most dangerous cancers strike in mucosal lining. Keep linings healthy with
    • Carotomax
    • Vita-Lea
    • Vivix

• BREAST TENDERNESS:
  • Too much estrogen.
  • B-Complex converts the excess and keeps estrogen and progesterone in balance.

• HORMONES:
  • Vit-E related to hormones.
  • Adrenals take over at menopause, and you need Energizing Soy,  B, C, Zinc, Vivix  & E.

Hormone Elevator - too bumpy to ride? 

People who eat poor diets and put themselves under an enormous amount of stress will not be in balance; their bodies will create disease. This can manifest as hormone problems (hormone inbalance, PMS, moodiness, anxiety, irritability, breast tenderness, backaches, headaches, excessive bleeding, pain, fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, miscarriage, early menopause, low energy, low sex drive), pancreatic illness, heart disease, high blood pressure, and eventually cancer.

Lifestyle of many women with menstrual disorders:

• very stressed (good and bad stress counts)
• unbalanced diet  (Should be 30% protein, 40% carbs, 30% fat)
• too much high fat meat
• too many simple carbs (white sugar & flour)
• too few complex carbs (whole grains, legumes, beans, veggies, fruits)
• too many dehydrating liquids (alcohal, soda, coffee)
• too many carbonated beverages (inhibits calcium metabolism)
• too many foods that create ‘acidic cells’
• too many processed foods (food w/out enough nutrients for body)
• affected by too many toxins (in air, water, food, homes, work place)

Take Hormone Questionnaire…