(PDF) Baby Maker: A Complete Guide to Holistic Nutrition for Fertility, Conception, and Pregnancy Writen By Barbara Rodgers

Baby Maker: A Complete Guide to Holistic Nutrition for Fertility, Conception, and Pregnancy

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With a foreword by NY Times bestselling author Ann Louise Gittleman, PhD, CNS. Can you change your eating habits and use a holistic nutrition strategy to improve your fertility and health during pregnancy? Yes!For most couples, conception and a healthy pregnancy often take planning, timing, and a lot of patience, even for the most fertile. Throw in some pre-existing health conditions, a few genetic hurdles passed on from parents and grandparents, and you may find you are one of the approximately 7.5 million women in the U.S. dealing with infertility.? In?Baby Maker, Barbara Rodgers shares science-based research and facts that clearly describe the critical role nutrition can play on fertility, the growth of a fetus, and even genetic synthesis in a newborn baby. Baby Maker offers comprehensive options and a step-by-step plan for improving fertility (for men and women), strengthening the ability of a pregnant mom to carry to term, as well as a plan to support a mother?s health during

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Author : Barbara Rodgers

Pages : 340 pages

Publisher : Post Hill Press

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ISBN-10 : 1682617343

ISBN-13 : 9781682617342

 
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