my2babies9806

I have a question. Not sure if anyone will have the answer, but it's worth a shot.

Ok, starting next month I plan to do 200mg of soy (thats the dose that has always worked for me) on cd2-7 (yes, I'm adding an extra day of it). I was thinking of taking either FertilAid or FertilityBlend on cd8 through until cd1 again and so on. I figure that should be ok because you cant take Vitex with soy and vitex is in both fertility mixes. So if I do the soy first then the other, I should be ok. That way I have something working in my body all month long. My question is this: Does anyone know which is better, FertilAid or FertilityBlend? FertilAid has other products as well, like FertileCM for..well..cm. It also has a saliva monitor and also a FertiliTea. Both FertilAid and FertilityBlend have both male and female formulas. FertilityBlend is sold at GNC, whereas the other isn't.

So the bottom line is, anyone know which one I should go with?

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ME (31) DH (34)

*DS- Tanner Michael- born 4/24/98 - age 11 yrs
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*DD- Sabrina Lynne - born 9/6/06 - age 3 yrs
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8 total losses: 7 first trimester losses & 1 second trimester loss (24w2d)
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Somehow managed to find myself in the 2ww!!! lol
Testing on the 22nd if af hasn't shown on her own.




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alice1fb

As a company advocate for FertilityBlend and someone who is familiar with the products, perhaps I can shed some light on this question. First of all, it is always best to consult your doctor before starting any new supplement or drug. Only you and a knowledgeable medical professional can decide what is the most appropriate course of action with regards to your fertility. FertilityBlend is a nutritional supplement that has been proven to increase chances of pregnancy by balancing hormones and menstrual cycles in women and improving sperm quality and motility in men. It is the only over-the-counter fertility supplement scientifically backed by published clinical studies performed specifically on FertilityBlend, unlike competitors who may be citing studies that are on individual ingredients rather than the actual formula.
fertilityblend.com/fbstudypublished2007.pdf
This study was double-blind, placebo-controlled and performed by researchers at Stanford University. For more complete answers, visit the Q & A section of their website at this address:
fertilityblend.com/html/fertilityblend__optimize_repro2.html

Good luck!

Thanks,
Alice