Download or read book Debunking Old Wives' Tales About Getting Pregnant written by Aurora Brooks and published by BabyDreamers.net. This book was released on 101-01-01 with total page 31 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Are you tired of hearing old wives' tales about getting pregnant? Are you ready to separate fact from fiction and learn the truth about fertility? Look no further than "Debunking Old Wives' Tales About Getting Pregnant." This short read book is your ultimate guide to understanding the myths surrounding fertility and discovering the real science behind conception. In this book, you will find a comprehensive table of contents that covers a wide range of common myths about getting pregnant. Each myth is thoroughly debunked, providing you with the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about your fertility journey. Starting with Myth 1, "Eating Pineapple Increases Fertility," you will learn why this popular belief is nothing more than a myth. The book explores the scientific evidence and explains why certain foods cannot magically boost your chances of conceiving. Moving on to Myth 2, "The Moon's Phases Affect Fertility," the book delves into the sub-myths of the full moon and new moon. You will discover why lunar cycles have no impact on your ability to get pregnant. Myth 3 tackles the belief that certain sexual positions increase the odds of pregnancy. From the missionary position to doggy style, this book provides a clear understanding of how sexual positions do not affect fertility. As you progress through the book, you will also learn about the age-old myth that fertility declines after 35. Myth 4 explores the statistics and facts surrounding age and fertility, giving you a realistic perspective on conception at different stages of life. Other myths addressed in this book include the idea that using birth control pills causes infertility, the belief that stress prevents pregnancy, and the misconception that having regular sex guarantees pregnancy. Each myth is thoroughly examined, providing you with the truth behind these common misconceptions. To further enhance your understanding, the book also includes a section on frequently asked questions. Here, you will find answers to common queries about fertility and conception. "Debunking Old Wives' Tales About Getting Pregnant" is a must-read for anyone who wants to separate fact from fiction when it comes to fertility. With its comprehensive table of contents and thorough debunking of myths, this book will empower you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions about your reproductive health. Say goodbye to old wives' tales and hello to the truth about getting pregnant. This title is a short read. A Short Read is a type of book that is designed to be read in one quick sitting. These no fluff books are perfect for people who want an overview about a subject in a short period of time. Table of Contents Debunking Old Wives' Tales About Getting Pregnant Myth 1: Eating Pineapple Increases Fertility Myth 2: The Moon's Phases Affect Fertility Myth 2.1: Full Moon and Fertility Myth 2.2: New Moon and Fertility Myth 3: Certain Sexual Positions Increase Odds of Pregnancy Myth 3.1: Missionary Position and Fertility Myth 3.2: Doggy Style and Fertility Myth 4: Fertility Declines After 35 Myth 4.1: Age and Fertility Statistics Myth 5: Using Birth Control Pills Causes Infertility Myth 5.1: Temporary Infertility after Stopping Birth Control Myth 5.2: Long-Term Effects of Birth Control Pills Myth 6: Stress Prevents Pregnancy Myth 6.1: The Mind-Body Connection and Fertility Myth 7: Having Regular Sex Guarantees Pregnancy Myth 7.1: Understanding Fertile Window and Timing Myth 8: Elevating Hips After Sex Increases Fertility Myth 8.1: Sperm Travel and Gravity Myth 9: Fertility Treatment Always Results in Multiple Births Myth 9.1: Success Rates of Fertility Treatments Myth 10: Fertility Can Be Enhanced by Certain Foods or Supplements Myth 10.1: Fertility-Boosting Foods Myth 10.2: Fertility Supplements and Their Efficacy Frequently Asked Questions