Infertility and Subfertility

The myths around the terms associated with natural fertility vary.

If, despite your strongest attempts, it’s been 12 months or more and you haven’t conceived, then this is infertility.

Or, if you have conceived at least once, but are struggling for a subsequent child, then this is sub fertility. This is regardless of whether you’re seeking natural conception, or IVF, etc.

Tell me about fertility reflexology

Reflexology is a proven traditional holistic therapy.

It dates back 3,000 years, during which they have identified it as a natural fertility treatment.

Thus, the therapy is fruitful in assisting females with PCOS and endometriosis, amongst other hindrances to natural fertility in becoming pregnant.

About natural fertility?

Stress contributes towards infertility.

So, both mental and physical disorders result in subfertility.

This is because your body ‘forgets’ about elements that are less crucial to life. It compromises getting pregnant. And instead, it diverts the energy it would have used to maintain your reproductive system into processing this stress.

Thus, stress affects your natural virility and therefore ease of conceiving.

Therefore, in this situation, many individuals cannot conceive and end up struggling to become pregnant and, for instance, even undergoing IVF, clomid, insemination.

Fertility reflexology does not require the high cost of IVF. Nor the exhausting procedure of medical egg collection. But, it is often the initial step a couple takes on their path to solve natural fertility problems.

What is reflexology?

First, there is no magic wand. But fertility reflexology aims to balance your body and, in particular, your hormones. So, this makes it as smooth as possible for your body to cope with the external pressures of modern life. And this helps your natural fertility.

Reflexology works similarly to acupuncture by clearing the channels that your body uses to connect one functioning part with another.

So, for example; if your body uses a metaphorical road to pass the messages from one area to another and there is a landslide blocking the way; until that landslide has gone away, the messages won’t pass down the road to their correct and final destination.

Therefore, if we can remove the ‘landslide’, then your hormonal messaging system has more chance of arriving at their end destination. This improves your natural fertility. And therefore gives you more chance of becoming pregnant.

Conditions that may respond well to Fertility Reflexology

General stress
Menstrual cycle problems, e.g. irregular and heavy periods, interrupted or non-existent cycles
PMS (pre-menstrual syndrome)
Hormonal imbalances
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Previous ectopic pregnancy
Endometriosis
Cervical problems, e.g. overproduction of mucus and blocking
Polycystic ovaries
Adhesions (scar tissue) from surgery
Pelvic inflammatory disease, including infection of any part of the female reproductive tract

What are barriers to natural fertility?

Stress is huge. You can not underestimate how much stress can affect your ability to conceive. It drains us. We’ve all done it. Had a busy day at work and then come home and hit the wine to relax.

The energy that our body uses to deal with stress means we can’t then use it elsewhere. This means our body will think that we can’t cope with being pregnant on top of everything else. Because we only have limited energy.

Plus, we’re adding additional toxins in order to calm down. So these then need extra energy to flush out.

And so starts a cycle of our bodies, thinking that we can cope with the mental and physical stresses of pregnancy. So, this depletes our natural fertility.

We understand this and can guide you. It’s not about giving everything up—it’s about working towards achieving a balance that is right for you.

Can Reflexology help men with this problem?

In short—yes! Statistics show male infertility is affects around 25% of sub fertility cases. Fertility reflexology may help man’s conception success by re-balancing the body in the same was as it would for a female.