Emma Cannon announces the launch of Fertile Retreats
/Emma Cannon has announced the launch of her Fertile Retreats in beautiful Gascony, south west France.
Read MoreEmma Cannon has announced the launch of her Fertile Retreats in beautiful Gascony, south west France.
Read MoreWe are now taking bookings for our bespoke programme to target male fertility, with a 20% discount available to those who book a dual consultation with Emma (or one of her associates), along with an appointment with our nutritional therapist Victoria Wells.
Read MoreMore of us than ever are having babies in our thirties and forties, which means more of us are struggling to conceive. But what are the costs of leaving it later? Charlotte Sinclair investigates in the May 2012 issue of Vogue.
There’s a game I like to play with my husband when we go out to dinner. It’s called How Long Until Someone Asks If We’re Going To Have Babies. Inevitably, as the wine is poured, a well-meaning guest will ask me if I have children, and when I say no, comes the rejoinder: “Will you have any soon?” Really, they might as well ask me “How’s your womb?” or “Had any good sex recently?” My husband deals with such incursions into our personal life by delivering the roadblock: “The thing is, I don’t really like children.” (Untrue, but it seems to do the trick.) I just smile and offer, obliquely: “Yes, maybe, soon-ish.” There is clearly something faintly disquieting about a 33-year-old married woman whose stomach stays obstinately unswollen…
Read MoreIVF “add-ons”; a shock and a scandal? No, not really. For anyone working on the coal face of fertility treatment, add-ons are a reality driven by patient demand.
Read MoreHaving a baby in your 40s is no picnic; from the start the stats are stacked against you. After 40 a woman's chance of natural conception is a mere 5% each month.
Read MoreWhat do you know about your microbiome? Victoria explains the science behind the new health buzz word...
Read MoreThe first thing to say about Live Well Live Long is that it is beautiful. The second is that it is rigorous. This already makes it a winner for me.
Read MoreA recent British trial using acupuncture alongside IVF has demonstrated that acupuncture more than doubles women’s chances of having a baby.
Read MoreAnyone who has done an IVF cycle knows the emotional torture that is the “two week wait”. In IVF this comes after a period of much intervention and attention; so much to do, going to clinic, looking at the growing follicles, injecting yourself, egg collection etc. There are many things to do and to keep you busy. But when it all stops and you are left to your own devices it can be quite a stressful time.
Read MoreWhat do you believe are the cornerstones of a healthy, balanced diet?
Sourcing a variety of fresh, local and seasonal ingredients, and eating according to your constitution and needs. If you eat meat and fish, eat the best quality you can afford (but not too much meat)…
Read MoreIt’s National Fertility Awareness Week and, rather than concentrate on scare stories about declining fertility, I wanted to suggest some simple ways that all of us can have a positive impact on our own fertility...
Read MoreThere has been a great deal in the press recently campaigning for women to have babies before the age of 30 and for the facts about fertility to be taught in school.
Read MoreIn the 1950s, sex was a good option of an evening when we had little to distract us.
Read MoreA list of five healthy things that can have a positive impact on your health and fertility.
Read MoreFestivals are a brilliant way to retreat from everyday life, relaxing out doors with fellow human beings and sharing in the celebration of music, humanity, food, nature and a good time.
Read MoreHere I speak about, why we need to be honest about our biology and our physiology.
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Affects of lifestyle on secondary fertility
Importance of having joy in your life when TTC
Not to underestimate the power of rest
Make sure you acupuncturist is credible
In this interview with Jasmine Hemsley, I speak about my life's work, which has been dedicated to the promotion of the principles of Eastern medicine. I believe it to be the most gentle and sophisticated form of medicine with the longest recorded history. The foundations and principles, although ancient, are as relevant today as they ever were - maybe more so . In our busy modern lives introducing some Eastern wisdom can transform your health and life"…
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