Very often, the imbalance hidden by lack of fertility is the buildup of plaque in the arteries. I use the metaphor of the farm and the garden law. Imagine the weeds growing in your rose garden (children), competing with your rose bush and smelling life (the woman), and preventing the rose bush from producing beautiful roses (children). Remember that the reproductive organs must be nourished before producing or reproducing. Well, blood circulation brings nutrients and oxygen to these organs. However, if there is stagnation (the mother of all diseases) of any kind, nutrients and oxygen will not nourish the eggs or sperm, which will lack energy or potency (hence the name impotent is identical to infertility). ).
All herbal chelation does is not remove the weeds and debris clogging reproductive organs so they can do what they are designed to do – reproduce (seeds or babies). Clearing debris and bad stuff from your yard is similar to oral chelation therapy. I call it removing the bad things or impediments to fertility, thus reversing the infertility. Herbal chelation is achieved with an artificial amino acid (protein building block) called EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) as the main ingredient. It scratches or chews (hence the word chelate) toxic heavy metals such as mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, aluminum and calcium that constitute arterial plaques or arterioslerosis. Calcium adds to the hardening and complexity of the disorder called atheromatous plaques.
Other components of a good chelation program or protocol include magnesium, which is also a calcium antagonist in addition to balancing hormones. Zinc (in addition to other functions) plays a key role in the elimination of plaques because it is a heavy metal antagonist and a hormonal modulator. Malic acid, which is derived from apple or apple cider vinegar, frees up adhesions and helps slow plaque formation. The B complex vitamins are vital for energy generation as well as combating the elevation of homocysteine that clogs blood vessels. They work synergistically as a team: B6, B12, and folic acid enhance each other’s potency. Vitamin D is also very important because it is the only vitamin that doubles as a hormone. It is interesting to know that a combination of Magnesium, Zinc and B6 helps to balance and regulate hormones, which is the seedbed on which many causes of infertility emanate. High quality whole food multivitamin and mineral supplement is imperative to supply other vitamins, cofactors and phytonutrients necessary for normal physiology and to replace worn-out cells.
After removing weeds and debris from your fertility garden, you should move on to the next group, which is putting manure (fertilizer) around your seeds to nourish the eggs (seeds) and improve fertility and conception. This is done by going back to raw, healthy, live, super green foods. Grasses and cereal sprouts are known to increase fertility by 89%, even in chickens that are not expected to live. Again, the variety of raw and uncooked enzyme-rich fruits and vegetables are a must. The National Institute of Health recommendation is five servings of fruits and dark green leafy vegetables every day. You should eat a variety of good and healthy things and eliminate all the junk. Well, most infertile people don’t even get it in a week; not to mention a day. You already know that the usual advice for pregnant women is to eat for two. How about eating for two before getting pregnant, which is rehearsing where you are going: getting pregnant, taking her to labor and giving birth to a healthy baby.
