What your favorite fertility book/tape/website?

[gonnabeamom]

I'm partial to

Healthy Parents, Better Babies


Which is a thoroughly opinionated look at getting healthy before you TTC. On the plus side it has a great overview of hormonal cycles, and a great introduction to many kinds of alternative therapies, and nutrition.

On the downside if you are obsessive at all, after you read this you could turn TTC into a 48/7 job.

[robugmum]

I'm sure most of you know this book, but I think its pretty much the best one out there: Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler (sp?)

[Bluedragonfly]

Yep, herehere for Taking Charge of Your Fertility, which in my opinion, should be mandatory read for all little ladies because knowledge is power.

Not to mention what a book like that can do for a young girl's self respect.

I love the getting healthy before you ttc attitude! I haven't read that book. Does it say I should cut out chocolate because I already cut out and feel much more fertile

[AdinaL]

Big fan of TCOYF...I also think it should be mandatory reading for all girls...sooo much better than the crap they try and teach you in middle school.

I have Healthy Parents, Better Babies. It kind of turned me off...I guess because it is such a no exceptions way of doing it. And I obsess...which means that I would be so stressed out about it that I wouldn't get pregnant anyway.


I like Susan Weed's Herbal for the Chilbearing Year. That one has come good info in it.

[LisainCalifornia]

www.fertilethoughts.com

Wonderful info on all these related to infertility--great support boards.

[Arduinna]

www.inciid.org

The Whole Person Fertility Program is a great book

[Laurel]

Fertility, Cycles, and Nutrition by Marilyn Shannon.

I have Healthy Parents, Better Babies too and have learned a lot from it, but it's almost too thorough--it's over my head and I find the info hard to sort through.

[LazureFairie]

My favorite books so far have been

Inconceivable by Julia Indichova

&

The WholePerson Fertility Program by Niravi

&

What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About PreMenopause (for women 30 to 50) by Dr. John Lee

I really like Julia Indichova's site and Niravi's too

Fertile Heart
http://www.fertileheart.com

Niravi
http://www.niravi.com