Since I have founded Acubalance in 2000 couples have often asked what objective measures we can provide to show if the treatments and advice we provide are optimizing their fertility.
Articles, Infertility
Stressed mole rats hold clues to human infertility
LONDON (Reuters) - A bizarre hairless rodent living underground in Africa may offer clues about the links between stress and human infertility, scientists said on Monday.
Stressed-out mole-rats become infertile after constant bullying by the colony's "queen", the only female to reproduce. But this infertility is reversible and when the queen dies, a previously non-breeding female quickly takes her place.
Chris Faulkes, a biologist at the University of London, believes the animals' behaviour patterns translate into suppression of certain fertility hormones and understanding the process could help explain stress-related infertility in humans.
Fertility Secrets: Fertility problems may be linked to what you eat
Fertility problems may be linked to what you eat! Now experts say they have just the recipe to help couples conceive.
Eight-month-old twins Ella and Brady are their mother's dream come true. Michelle Cutler tried for more than a year to get pregnant, with no luck. She turned to in vitro, coupled with 'The Fertility Diet.'
"For me, I liked knowing I was doing everything I could to get pregnant," Michelle tells TODAY'S TMJ4's Shelley Walcott.
Ovarian Assessment Report - How many eggs do I have?
Click here to watch webinar on the Ovarian Assessment Report.
The Ovarian Assessment Report provides women with an accurate assessment of ovulatory egg supply available through the use of a single blood sample. The report provides women with their Egg Retrieval Score (ERS) which is a unique index score that more accurately estimates the ovulatory egg supply by combining age with multiple ovary-related hormones.
