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Desire for a child - Childlessness

The Desire to have children is often a deep, emotional need for Enrichment of life and the desire, something lasting into the world.

Health practice bewusstgsund Massage center Buchs SG Pregnancy massage

Targeted therapies in the conscious health practice for those wishing to have children:

  • Vital Field Measurement and Therapy
  • IHHT Mitochondrial Therapy
  • Therapeutic Massages / Full-Body Massage
  • HRV Stress Measurement / Stress Management
  • SoCheck Measurement / 
  • Supplementation (partial)
  • Heavy Metal Detoxification
  • Wolle Natural Medicine

What factors influence conception, or reasons why pregnancy isn't happening:

Conception Factors

Often, your body just isn't ready for a baby yet. We can help you get ready and support you on your journey to having a baby. 

In naturopathy, when it comes to trying to conceive, the focus is less on preparing the body to force (as with hormone injections), but rather the Regulatory capacity restore.

The Most Effective Approaches to Conception and Pregnancy:

Physical Therapies

  • Vital Field Therapy:
    Vital Field Therapy can provide specific energetic support to the organs and systems (the endocrine and reproductive systems) involved in conception and implantation of the egg. These include
    – Endocrine System and Reproductive System
    – Ovaries (left and right)
    – Fallopian tubes (left and right)
    – Uterus
    –
    Cervix
    – Cervix
    – vaginal mucosa
    – Individual frequencies: Uterus – Ovaries – Fallopian tubes

    Amplitude: 1:100, if possible

Cell and Energy Medicine (Rejuvenation)

Especially in women over 35 or 40, the quality of the eggs is the limiting factor.

  • IHHT (Interval Hypoxia-Hyperoxia Training):
    It «sorts out» old, weak mitochondria and allows new, powerful powerhouses to form within the cells. This greatly improves the egg cell’s chances of dividing.

    That's a fascinating biological peculiarity! In this regard, the egg cell holds the absolute record in the human body.

    A mature human egg cell contains between 100000 and 300,000 mitochondria.

For comparison, to put this number into perspective:

Normal body cells (e.g., skin cells): approx. 1,000 to 2,000 Mitochondria.

Heart muscle cells (very energy-hungry): approx. 5.000 Mitochondria.

Sperm only approx. 50 to 100 Mitochondria (which are also mostly discarded during fertilization – we inherit our mitochondria almost exclusively from our mother).

Why are there so many?

This enormous amount is not a coincidence, but a vital reserve:

Jump-start for life: After fertilization, the egg cell must divide multiple times to become an embryo. In the first few days (up to the blastocyst stage), however, no recurrence of mitochondria. The existing powerhouses are simply divided among the new cells.

Energy for cell division: Chromosome segregation is an extremely energy-intensive process. If there is insufficient energy (ATP), chromosome missegregations (aneuploidies) occur more frequently – this is the main reason why fertility declines with age.

The «bottleneck» from 40 onwards

With age, not only the quantity but especially the Functionality (efficiency) of these mitochondria.

Methods such as IHHT (Cell Training) or supplements like Coenzyme Q10 This is exactly where they come in: they try to optimize the quality and energy production of these hundreds of thousands of tiny power plants so that the egg cell has «enough stamina» for the first week of development.

Supplementation

Coenzyme Q10 (ideally as Ubiquinol)

This is the «gold standard» for egg quality.

  • Effect It supports the respiratory chain in the mitochondria. Studies show that it improves energy production in the egg cell, thereby reducing chromosomal errors (which become more frequent with age).
  • Dosage: Often 200–600 mg Recommended daily. Ubiquinol is better absorbed by the body than conventional ubiquinone.


Myo-Inositol & D-Chiro-Inositol

  • Effect Improves insulin sensitivity and ovarian function. It helps regulate hormonal balance (LH/FSH ratio), which is especially important when the cycle becomes more irregular with age.
  • Ratio A combination drug in a ratio 40:1 is considered the most effective.

Vitamin D3 & K2

  • Effect Strictly speaking, vitamin D is a prohormone. An optimal level (above 40–50 ng/ml) is essential for implantation in the uterus.
  • Important: Always take in combination with K2 to regulate calcium absorption.

Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA)

  • Effect Has a strong anti-inflammatory effect. Since «silent inflammation» increases with age, Omega-3 helps to calm the uterine environment and promote blood circulation.
  • Dosage: At least 2 grams Pure Omega-3 per day.

Pyrroloquinoline quinone

  • Effect This is the «partner» of Q10, so to speak. While Q10 protects existing mitochondria, PQQ can stimulate the formation of new mitochondria (mitochondrial biogenesis). A real insider tip for cell rejuvenation.

Brief overview of the priorities

Dietary supplement

Main goal

Relevance for 40+

Ubiquinol (Q10)

Cellular energy / ATP

Very high

PQQ

Cell rejuvenation

High

Omega-3

Anti-inflammatory

High

Folic acid (Folate)

Cell division

Essential (Standard)

Phytotherapy (Herbal Medicine)

Plants can gently, but firmly, influence the hormonal balance:

  • Chasteberry (Agnus Castus) Helps with luteal phase defect and lengthens the second half of the cycle.
  • Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla): Promotes blood circulation in the pelvic area and supports the buildup of the uterine lining (implantation support).
  • Wool Herbs (Arno Wolle): These special blends (often called «uterine elixirs») aim to resolve stagnation in the lower abdomen and retain «warmth» in the uterus.

Detoxification

A stressed body often switches to «economy mode» and prioritizes self-preservation over reproduction.

  • Heavy metal detoxification Mercury or lead can block hormone receptors.
  • Liver & Lymphatic Cleansing The liver is the main organ for hormone breakdown. If it is overloaded, estrogen dominance occurs, which complicates pregnancy.

Manual & Therapeutic Massage:

  • A gentle lymphatic and reflexology massage that stimulates the ovaries and harmonizes the hormonal system (thyroid, adrenal glands).
  • A full-body massage reduces stress and relieves muscle tension.
  • Osteopathy (not offered by us) helps to release adhesions or misalignments in the pelvis so that the fallopian tubes are freely movable.

Stress reduction

The state and balance of the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system is very important for receptivity.
Chronic stress reduces the production of sex hormones.

We recommend an HRV stress test in our practice.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM))

  • Acupuncture:
    the best-researched method. It regulates blood flow to the uterus and has been shown to reduce the stress hormone cortisol, which is often an «implantation killer.».
  • Moxibustion:
    Warming acupuncture points with moxa, especially effective for «cold uterus» (often observed in women with cold feet and desire for children).

 Acupuncture and moxibustion are not offered at our health practice.

 

Why this combination often works better than conventional medicine alone:

Focus

Conventional medicine

Naturopathy

Approach

Substitution (External hormones)

Regulation (The body helps itself)

Cell quality

Hardly influenceable

Focus on Mitochondria (IHHT/CoQ10)

Environment

Often ignored

Focus on detoxification and environment

 

Important notice: Naturopathy often needs 3 to 6 months Lead time, as an egg cell needs about 90 to 120 days to mature under the new, optimized conditions. Of course, pregnancy can also occur before then, depending on the reason why it hasn't worked out so far.

Best time

After ovulation, the egg is only viable for about 12 to 24 hours fertile.

  • However, sperm can live for up to 5 days the „fertile window“ for a total of about 6 days. The best time is shortly for ovulation.

What does IHHT oxygen therapy do?

Mitochondria and stem cells

The fertilized egg cell develops into new stem and tissue cells, which are responsible for building organs and for repair processes later in life.

Mitochondria should be improved at the earliest possible stage so that children and subsequent generations are healthier.

Mitochondria with less damage to their mitochondrial DNA multiply and are replenished.

This increases the basal metabolic rate (more performance and more energy are available).

Improved hormone balance.
➢ Prefrontal cortex in the brain is activated (novelty, visions).

Performance and calorie consumption are increased (in anaerobic metabolism, only carbohydrates are metabolized).

➢ Mitoptosis (programmed cell death) of weakened mitochondria.

Hypothalamus (internal control of hormone and nervous system) initiates protective measures (e.g., prophylaxis against diseases)
➢ Through repeated hypoxia stimuli, the body learns to cope with „deficiency“: cells/mitochondria become more resilient and form defense mechanisms = performance enhancement.

➢ HIF-1-Alpha = Hypoxia-Inducible Factor as a measure of adaptation: The target is the cell nucleus with the genetic material (over 1,000 genes are influenced by it).

Formation of EPO (growth factor) through the regeneration of erythrocytes from stem cells.

The formation of nitric oxide from the endothelium positively influences and regulates blood pressure and blood clotting.

Microcirculation is improved, which makes the organs more efficient.

➢ Revision Hypoxia / Training: the vascular network is expanded.

Immunoglobulins are increasingly produced: antibodies form more, inflammation is reduced.

➢ ATP is increasingly formed: Mitochondria produce more energy.

By forming ATP, the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol are balanced, as is the „mother hormone“ pregnenolone, which regulates weight (thereby reducing the risk of diabetes).

The thing about hormones, why hormone therapy is NOT sensible!

➢ Main task of hormones: to initiate metabolic processes.

➢ „Stress metabolism“: Additional hormone administration may have undesirable effects: danger of conversion into stress hormones, which in turn do not produce energy, but only function as drivers („accelerator pedal“).

Ethical approach / Implanting multiple fertilized eggs (where does life begin?).

➢ The fundamental problem is not solved by this.

Fertility hormone

Adrenal Glands – Aspects of the „Mother Hormone“ Pregnenolone

• is formed from cholesterol (inside the mitochondria)
The starting material for most steroid hormones functions as an endogenous messenger (neurotransmitter) in the brain
• Improves memory during the learning and recall phases
Positive impact on mood and vitality
Reduces depression
• Used for the treatment of rheumatic joint diseases (1940 first study)
Improves word-finding difficulties
Improves attention and concentration
Neuroprotective (protective) and regenerative functions on the nerve sheaths
• Activating GABA receptors in the brain improves sleep
Positive effect on female sexual function
• Key intermediate stage in the formation of cortisol from cholesterol
• Pregnenolone forms the male sex hormone testosterone via progesterone, and in turn, the female sex hormone estradiol from it.
• Peak values ​​at around 25 to 30 years old

During stress:

  • Cortisol rising ++
  • Pregnenolone decreases (mother hormone)
  • DHEA decreases – (Antagonist Cortisol)

Chronic stress: Burnout, adrenal exhaustion

Thyroid = Pacemaker

• Impulse from the pituitary gland for the production of T3 and T4
• T3 and T4 low: Body goes into „economy mode“:
Metabolism is reduced
Slowed digestion
➢ Sexual function reduced / stopped
Depressions

Dysfunctions are balanced by compensatory stress hormones

„Energy Check“
Body temperature lower than 36 degrees Celsius – energy metabolism is reduced
(Suspected hypothyroidism)

Sex or gonads

Formation of steroid hormones: testosterone, estrogen
Formation of DHEA (precursor hormone for T and E), activates mitochondria
Basis: Cholesterol from liver

„Miracle Hormone DHEA“
Slows down aging processes
Antioxidant protection of the mitochondria
Protection and relaxation for the body
Protection of nerves in the brain and reduction of insulin resistance
➢ Protection for the immune system and bones
Inhibition of plaque formation in the vessels.

Desire for children - Facts

â–ª On average, women give birth at age 30 (versus indigenous people in their early 20s)
â–ª From age 35, a pregnancy is considered a high-risk pregnancy:
➢ Quality and quantity of eggs and sperm decrease
This has a great impact on the child's health
Genetic material deteriorates
➢ Complications occur more frequently
â–ª There is an increased incidence of heart damage with artificial insemination.
â–ª Baby Take Home Rate as a Factor
â–ª Effects of Stress: Erectile Dysfunction Common in Young Men
â–ª Hypothyroidism / Hashimoto's disease widespread in women

IHHT for fertility

Therapy suggestion

Blood analysis/Vitamin and mineral status

Supplementation of vitamins and minerals, as well as prebiotics, probiotics, and L-glutamine for gut reconstruction.

➢ Detoxification, as well as therapy for chronic pathogens (Epstein-Barr virus, Borrelia,...), and if necessary, removal of dead teeth/jaw rehabilitation

➢ Biofield Measurement/Therapy once weekly

➢ IHHT Mitochondria Therapy 1x weekly: Ideally both partners (increase sperm activity)

➢ Adjust diet: Elimination of gluten, sugar, and cow's milk products

➢ HRV Stress Measurement: reduction of chronic stress, if at all

➢ Reduce oxidative stress: possibly hydrogen inhalation

Avoid mobile phone radiation on your body; turn off Wi-Fi at night / Radiation reduction

➢ Scar deblocking (Neural Therapy) = Meridian deblocking

IHHT Amplification: Ideally at the start of the period, a session every 2-3 days until about day 16 of the cycle, focus on ovulation

➢ Denser sessions in the first half of the cycle

Happy Baby - Miracle of Nature!

Markus was trained by fertility doctor Petra Kscheschinski from Germany.