Outlined
below is the Plan of Action
recommended by Dr Glenville as being the
most appropriate and effective for you at this time
This plan of action includes advice on your diet and a carefully selected
supplement programme. For best results you should follow this plan over the
next three months.
Plan of Action
Nutrition
To ensure you are getting the right nutrition, follow the dietary recommendations
outlined in The Nutrition for Women's Health report which you can get free, together with two other health reports, by clicking on the 3 Free Health Reports box in the top left corner.
Your Supplement Programme
Dr Glenville has selected the following supplements as being the most helpful
for you right now. You should follow this supplement programme for at least
three months in order to achieve best results:
Vitamins and Minerals
A good multivitamin and mineral tablet designed for pregnancy (it must contain
400mcg of folic acid, plus the following nutrients at these levels)
- Vitamin B12 (20mcg per day)
- Zinc citrate (30mg per day)
- Selenium (100mcg per day)
- Vitamin E (300iu per day)
- Omega 3 oils (EPA 700mg, DHA 500mg)
To make this easier I have formulated two supplements (Fertility Plus for Women
and Fertility Plus for Men) which contain all of these nutrients in the correct
quantities. The only additional supplement required is linseed oil. I would
also suggest adding Vitamin C at 1000mg per day, which is the generally recommended
level for the preconceptual period.
So, in summary, you would take:
- Special Multi Vitamin for Women (one capsule twice a day)
- linseed oil (1000mg per day)
- vitamin C (1000mg per day)
Your partner would take:
- Special Multi Vitamin for Men (one capsule three times a day)
- linseed oil (1000mg per day)
- vitamin C (1000mg per day)
At the end of three months you should reassess your condition and adjust your
supplement programme accordingly.
It is very important when you are choosing supplements, for you to choose
only the highest quality supplements you can find. This is because many of
the poorer quality brands often have large quantities of fillers and other
non-essential ingredients - which in some cases could actually be harmful to
you - and the vitamins and minerals they contain may be in very low, ineffective
dosages. You may also find that the higher doses you require are not generally
available to the public.
Which
Supplements should you take?
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that contain
all the vitamins, minerals and herbs,
and in the right doses, as mentioned
above, that you need to take.
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