Emma Cannon's Total Fertility: How to understand, optimize and preserve your fertility

· Pan Macmillan
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About this ebook

Fertility is one of the major health and wellbeing issues for modern women, and Emma Cannon's Total Fertility offers clear, warm and supportive advice to help you on your own unique fertility journey. This book will help you get pregnant now, whether you are going for natural or assisted conception, and also focus on fertility preservation to help you stay fertile longer so you can get pregnant in the future.

Emma Cannon answers the many nagging questions women have about fertility and conception; questions such as:

How can I get a sense of my fertility? Can I preserve my fertility? When exactly should we be having sex? Does my diet really matter? Does stress lower my chances of conceiving? What exercise should I be doing?

Reducing stress and approaching fertility with a calm and positive attitude is central to her approach to getting pregnant, so Emma also helps you develop a 'fertile mindset' with a toolbox of simple suggestions to cultivate emotional wellness for your particular fertility 'type'.

Written in Emma's trademark optimistic, warm and non-judgmental tone, Total Fertility is a book for anyone who is thinking - or has ever thought of - getting pregnant.

About the author

Emma Cannon is one of the UK’s leading integrated fertility specialists. A registered acupuncturist, she is an expert on fertility, pregnancy and gynaecology, and is the author of The Baby-Making Bible (Macmillan, ISBN 978-0230767669) and You and Your Bump (Rodale UK, ISBN 978-1905744886).

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