Some people see advanced as woo-woo, but if Ivy League universities and scientific entities such as NASA, and lucrative businesses like the NFL embrace a science, perhaps it isn't alternative. Perhaps it is ADVANCED. Standard of care is not always advanced. The pharmaceutical industry won't tell you about supplements that are studied and published in peer reviewed literature. I wouldn't call standard of care and the drug industry advanced at this time. Not when the profession isn't honest about what could change lives for the better instead of judging insulin resistance solely on diet and never giving the chance that any good horse would get for a healthy offspring by giving a test to find a yeast infection, which the CDC has called a silent infection.Lorenzo Odone died May 30, 2008. His father inspired me to do this research below about yeast infections women commonly have. Women aren't tested much for it, and then when a baby is lost they are not tested for it. So much more research has been done to help horses than to help humans with yeast. I found a little research that I share in the article below. These issues are taboo with doctors, pharmacists and their corporations, so far. Monistat is only for Candida Albicans, but there are other yeast infections people can have.
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If I could go back in time, I would rather do a green diet and vitex than all the drugs and surgeries (procedures) and exams and miscarriages I went through. The stats are better for vitex for women, and L-carnitene for men than for all the medicines doctors are giving now. People are happier, as well with these supplements.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,361148,00.html
fertilityfair(at)yahooDOTcom is my email
http://www.authorhouse.com/ to purchase Fertile Prayers as an ebook.
Barnes & Noble and Amazon are selling the paperback around $60.00.
Below is the article about low grade infections and miscarriage, infertility, stillbirth and sterility.
Charlotte Fairchild Many Infections are Silent (c) 2005
Many infections are silent, symptomless. An infection does not need to be sexually transmitted to be listed in the STI/STD category(CDC, 2004) or to have been found to cause infertility in horses (Google, 2004). Humans have not been studied as extensively? An example: horses infected with Candida from fescue and/or caterpillars become infertile. (Google, 2004) Common infections, as well as sexually transmitted infections might well disrupt hormones, and decrease fertility. The research for common infections in humans affecting FSH (Folicle Stimulating Hormone) has yet to be done (urinary tract infections, yeast infections, dental disease, colds, to name a few). If there is a relationship to fertility and common infections, one test will not close the door to treatment, as well as hope for many women to give birth to their genetic child. It may instead open the door to better health. Perhaps the pH Miracle and alkaline diets will change the milieu of sterility, stillbirth, infertility, miscarriage.
Most women who reach menopause will have high FSH levels. Follicle Stimulating Hormone comes from the pituitary in the brain, and is necessary for ovulation in women. Higher levels spell menopause and the end of ovulation. Some women have higher levels as soon as their 20s and other women have normal levels in their 40s. The women with higher levels find it is difficult or impossible to have their genetic children. Little research has been done directly for factors of FSH levels. So much has been written about the age factor, when perhaps there is more. (Hanson, 2003) Perhaps infection plays a role.
Four studies gave differing views of infection and FSH levels. HIV infected women had higher levels of FSH in one study. (Salmassi, 2001) Cattle had normal FSH levels, but still fewer and smaller follicles with a uterine bacterial infection. (Sheldon, 2002) (The FSH levels may have been different, but the effects were similar, because fertility factors decreased in each study.) FSH is related to viral replication time (Wang, S.W., 1995). “Our findings reveal that endotoxin interrupts the follicular phase of the cycle by interfering with several steps in the preovulatory chain of endocrine events.” (Karsch, 2001) ########
References
Google. Search: Horse fungal fertility, results 1-10 of about 11,400. March 25, 2004. (many are in peer reviewed journals)
http://www.phmiracleliving.com
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo/candidiasis_gen_g.htm Mar. 2004
http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic803.htm Mar. 2004
http://endo.endojournals.org/cgi/content/full/138/10/4273 full text Mar. 2004
http://www.ivis.org/proceedings/AAEP/2000/316.pdf
Hanson B. Questioning the Construction of Maternal Age as a Fertility Problem Health Care for Women International. Taylor & Francis Health Sciences 24:3 Mar 2003, 166-176 Taylor & Francis Journals. Galileo. Full text.
Karsch FJ, Battaglia DF, Breen KM, Debus N, Harris TG. Mechanisms for ovarian cycle disruption by immune/inflammatory stress. Reproductive Sciences Program and Department of Physiology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA.
McGowan MR; Kafi M; Kirkland PD; Kelly R; Bielefeldt-Ohmann H; Occhio MD; Jillella D Studies of the pathogenesis of bovine pestivirus-induced ovarian dysfunction in superovulated dairy cattle. Medscape
McMillan K. Ask the Vet. Pregnancy Problems. Progressive Farmer. Sept 2003
Rodriguez R; Hernandez R; Fuster F; Torres A; Prieto P; Alberto J Infeccion genital y esterilidad. Enferm Infecc Microbiol Clin 2001 Jun-Jul; 19(6):261-6 Salmassi A; Lu S; Hedderich J; Oettinghaus C; Jonat W; Mettler L.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=11440663&dopt=Citation
Interaction of interleukin-6 on human granulose cell steroid secretion. J Endocrinol 2001 Aug; 170(2):471-8 Abstract. Medscape. Sheldon IM; Noakes DE; Rycroft AN; Pfeiffer DU; Dobson H
Influence of uterine bacterial contamination after parturition on ovarian dominant follicle selection and follicle growth and function in cattle. Reproduction 2002 Jun;123(6):837045 Abstract Medscape Sinha-Hikim I; Arver S; Beall G; Shen R; Guerrero M; Sattler F; Shikuma C; Nelson JC; Landgren BM; Mazer NA; Bhasin S
The use of a sensitive equilibrium dialysis method for the measurement of free testosterone levels in healthy, cycling women and in human immunodeficiency virus-infected women. J Clin endocrinol Metab 1998 Apr;83(4):1312-8 Abstract
Medscape Wang, SW Induction of feline acquired immune deficiency syndrome by feline leukemia virus: alteration in response to hormones in the hypothalamic-pituitary system
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. 208, no.4(Apr 1995) First Search, AGRICOLA Detailed Record.
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This site has no ads. To support this site, please check out http://www.fertileprayers.blogspot.com
If I could go back in time, I would rather do a green diet and vitex than all the drugs and surgeries (procedures) and exams and miscarriages I went through. The stats are better for vitex for women, and L-carnitene for men than for all the medicines doctors are giving now. People are happier, as well with these supplements.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,361148,00.html
fertilityfair(at)yahooDOTcom is my email
http://www.authorhouse.com/ to purchase Fertile Prayers as an ebook.
Barnes & Noble and Amazon are selling the paperback around $60.00.
Below is the article about low grade infections and miscarriage, infertility, stillbirth and sterility.
Charlotte Fairchild Many Infections are Silent (c) 2005
Many infections are silent, symptomless. An infection does not need to be sexually transmitted to be listed in the STI/STD category(CDC, 2004) or to have been found to cause infertility in horses (Google, 2004). Humans have not been studied as extensively? An example: horses infected with Candida from fescue and/or caterpillars become infertile. (Google, 2004) Common infections, as well as sexually transmitted infections might well disrupt hormones, and decrease fertility. The research for common infections in humans affecting FSH (Folicle Stimulating Hormone) has yet to be done (urinary tract infections, yeast infections, dental disease, colds, to name a few). If there is a relationship to fertility and common infections, one test will not close the door to treatment, as well as hope for many women to give birth to their genetic child. It may instead open the door to better health. Perhaps the pH Miracle and alkaline diets will change the milieu of sterility, stillbirth, infertility, miscarriage.
Most women who reach menopause will have high FSH levels. Follicle Stimulating Hormone comes from the pituitary in the brain, and is necessary for ovulation in women. Higher levels spell menopause and the end of ovulation. Some women have higher levels as soon as their 20s and other women have normal levels in their 40s. The women with higher levels find it is difficult or impossible to have their genetic children. Little research has been done directly for factors of FSH levels. So much has been written about the age factor, when perhaps there is more. (Hanson, 2003) Perhaps infection plays a role.
Four studies gave differing views of infection and FSH levels. HIV infected women had higher levels of FSH in one study. (Salmassi, 2001) Cattle had normal FSH levels, but still fewer and smaller follicles with a uterine bacterial infection. (Sheldon, 2002) (The FSH levels may have been different, but the effects were similar, because fertility factors decreased in each study.) FSH is related to viral replication time (Wang, S.W., 1995). “Our findings reveal that endotoxin interrupts the follicular phase of the cycle by interfering with several steps in the preovulatory chain of endocrine events.” (Karsch, 2001) ########
References
Google. Search: Horse fungal fertility, results 1-10 of about 11,400. March 25, 2004. (many are in peer reviewed journals)
http://www.phmiracleliving.com
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo/candidiasis_gen_g.htm Mar. 2004
http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic803.htm Mar. 2004
http://endo.endojournals.org/cgi/content/full/138/10/4273 full text Mar. 2004
http://www.ivis.org/proceedings/AAEP/2000/316.pdf
Hanson B. Questioning the Construction of Maternal Age as a Fertility Problem Health Care for Women International. Taylor & Francis Health Sciences 24:3 Mar 2003, 166-176 Taylor & Francis Journals. Galileo. Full text.
Karsch FJ, Battaglia DF, Breen KM, Debus N, Harris TG. Mechanisms for ovarian cycle disruption by immune/inflammatory stress. Reproductive Sciences Program and Department of Physiology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA.
McGowan MR; Kafi M; Kirkland PD; Kelly R; Bielefeldt-Ohmann H; Occhio MD; Jillella D Studies of the pathogenesis of bovine pestivirus-induced ovarian dysfunction in superovulated dairy cattle. Medscape
McMillan K. Ask the Vet. Pregnancy Problems. Progressive Farmer. Sept 2003
Rodriguez R; Hernandez R; Fuster F; Torres A; Prieto P; Alberto J Infeccion genital y esterilidad. Enferm Infecc Microbiol Clin 2001 Jun-Jul; 19(6):261-6 Salmassi A; Lu S; Hedderich J; Oettinghaus C; Jonat W; Mettler L.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=11440663&dopt=Citation
Interaction of interleukin-6 on human granulose cell steroid secretion. J Endocrinol 2001 Aug; 170(2):471-8 Abstract. Medscape. Sheldon IM; Noakes DE; Rycroft AN; Pfeiffer DU; Dobson H
Influence of uterine bacterial contamination after parturition on ovarian dominant follicle selection and follicle growth and function in cattle. Reproduction 2002 Jun;123(6):837045 Abstract Medscape Sinha-Hikim I; Arver S; Beall G; Shen R; Guerrero M; Sattler F; Shikuma C; Nelson JC; Landgren BM; Mazer NA; Bhasin S
The use of a sensitive equilibrium dialysis method for the measurement of free testosterone levels in healthy, cycling women and in human immunodeficiency virus-infected women. J Clin endocrinol Metab 1998 Apr;83(4):1312-8 Abstract
Medscape Wang, SW Induction of feline acquired immune deficiency syndrome by feline leukemia virus: alteration in response to hormones in the hypothalamic-pituitary system
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. 208, no.4(Apr 1995) First Search, AGRICOLA Detailed Record.
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