Fertility

Hi Alison

I was wondering if you could recommend salts that could help with fertility? My husband and I have been trying for a few years and have had numerous tests done that reveal nothing is essentially wrong but we're still struggling to fall pregnant. I'm assuming something that would boost egg quality and uterine lining would be my best bet if you could recommend salts that could work on that?

Hi Bronwyn

Thanks for posting a critical question here. Tissue salts can assist with fertility, and you're entirely correct that they have to do with egg quality and the uterine lining. It also has to do with the quality of the sperm, so it's a good idea for your husband too to use some tissue salts.

I'd recommend the Calc Sulph , Rescue Synergy and the Immuno Synergy . These blends contain the salts that address the factors in the building of eggs/sperm and providing them with vitality; the biochemic minerals that relate to the mucous membranes and linings, as well as a crucial and almost neglected factor of boosting the integrity of the cell walls - of both the egg and the sperm. Your husband can use the first two, and you all three. You may notice some overlap in them, but if you use at least 3 tabs of each at least twice a day, you'll be getting a double dose of the most important ones for you.

Sometimes what happens is that due to a weak cell wall, either the egg or the sperm cells rupture prematurely. I'm not sure if you've ever picked up a hen's egg that with a fragile shell, that looks perfect and then just breaks in your hand? It's a similar principle that applies to the egg and the sperm in some fertility issues, where either one or both of these, although fully formed, rupture either before or during fertilisation or before the implantation into the lining.

There may be other unknown factors involved, but I suggest you start with this, give it a few months and let me know how you are getting on. These are covering the foundations and anything else on top of that now won't be too effective if these aren't in place first.

I wish you both all the best,
Alison