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Getting pregnant naturally

 Introduction

Pregnancy is the coming together of a sperm and an ovum to produce an offspring. It's a natural process that happens when the male and female reproductive organs come in contact and the sperm fertilizes the ovum or eggs. 

Every woman created on the surface of the earth that menstruates and has a womb, has the ability to give birth.  Yes,  you heard me well.  In the olden days,  that's how it was and suppose to be even in this 21st century.  What changed?  Why has the number of childless women increased over time?  Why do we have so many people trying to conceive in our time?  Is there any problem?  Is there anything we are doing differently in this era?  These questions and more,  seem to flow through your mind right now,  but be rest assured that you will find the answers you seek in this blog.

This book seeks to enlighten you on why you don't seem to get pregnant despite having sex every day or every other day and even during your ovulation. A lot of people have been told at the Hospital,  that nothing is wrong with either of the partners but children seem not to be forthcoming. This blog will equally help such persons to realize that there is something that they are of course,  not getting right and will offer them the opportunity to give birth to their own babies naturally without spending money on IVF. 





Now,  take a very deep breath,  stop worrying in fact,  pour your worries and anxieties on God and forget about it.

Getting pregnant can feel like an impossible hurdle to

jump. But, on the bright side, men and women have been

doing it naturally since the dawn of time, so you’ll likely discover t

that getting pregnant naturally is easier than you tend to think.

You just need to take a holistic look at your life and make sure everything is in line—

your diet, your fitness activities, the timing of intercourse with your partner, etc.

And then remember: if you are trying to get pregnant naturally, just keep doing what you’re doing!

The success rate for trying to conceive on one’s own with no complications whatsoever is about 50%.




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