How the Fertility Nutrient Deficit Begins

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During periods of stress (which are constant these days), apart from literally shutting down “unimportant” bodily functions and system and focusing all its resources on the most important organs to ward off immediate danger, the need for vitamins and minerals becomes greatly escalated.
Our foods simply cannot provide more nutrients just because we need them and we don’t tend to have more nutritious food just because we are stressed. In fact, often the opposite happens. And this is a problem especially when fertility and reproduction as well as the healthy development of an embryo are at stake.

Most of our fruits and vegetables no longer contain the amount of nutrients our bodies require and due to the constant presence of stress in our day to day our nutritional requirements have exponentially increased. This leaves us with what I like to call The Fertility Nutrient Deficit.

Fulfilling this deficit during your preconception preparation is paramount and can only really be done with the appropriate therapeutic use of nutritional supplementation, which must then be continued during pregnancy and lactation in order to address a growing baby’s requirements. The Fertility Nutrient Deficit, (often coupled with environmental toxin exposure) is a major reason why, couples with ‘unexplained infertility’ do not conceive and millions of others have difficulty.

When our body’s lack vitamins and minerals, or intake is insufficient the metabolic processes they are supposed to fuel, simply are unable to occur. This places the body in an even greater state of stress or need for adaptation, which may dramatically reduce fertility.

Your best insurance policy for the 21st century

Nutritional supplementation therefore is your insurance policy for health, fertility and the development of a healthy child. It ensures enough nutrients in the system for all the necessary processes to take place. Supplementation also fills in any gaps in one’s diet to ensure all systems, particularly reproduction will function at optimum levels.