Show 968: Strategies for Overcoming Infertility

The People's Pharmacy

Joe and Terry Graedon

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Kids & Family, Alternative Health

4.5 • 934 Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2014

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Many couples struggle to conceive. Even healthy young couples may be less likely to have success with conception than is commonly believed. Without using protection of any kind, such a couple might expect to conceive in one cycle out of five. While most healthy couples do manage a pregnancy over the course of a year, […]

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Joe Graydon.
0:01.9	And I'm Terry Graydon.
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0:27.7	Young couples today are waiting longer than their parents did before they start having families.
0:35.3	Will that make it harder for them to get pregnant?
0:38.2	This is the People's Pharmacy with Joe and Terry Graydon.
0:49.1	Financial concerns and career challenges over the past several years have conspired to discourage couples from
0:56.1	starting families. Once they reach their 40s and feel more secure, will they have a harder time
1:01.7	conceiving? What are the causes of infertility and what can be done to overcome it? For decades,
1:07.8	the focus was on women, but men should also be included in infertility workups.
1:13.2	Does it make a difference if men wear boxers or briefs?
1:16.3	Coming up on the People's Pharmacy, Dr. Mark Fritz answers your questions about overcoming infertility.
1:23.9	First, this news.
1:29.3	In the People's Pharmacy Health Headlines, new research from Sweden suggests a link between cold sores and Alzheimer's disease.
1:38.4	In two separate studies, researchers examined blood for antibodies to the herpes simplex-1 virus that causes cold sores.
1:46.9	In the first one, they studied almost 3,500 older people for 11 years.
1:51.8	Those who showed evidence of reactivated herpes virus infections were about twice as likely
1:57.6	to develop Alzheimer's as those who did not.
2:00.8	In a second study, 360 people with
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