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How One Man Discovered & Confronted Fertility Issues

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Alan Kadish

December 31, 2015

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Infertility is a topic that most couples never discuss. So it’s not surprising that more people deal with the pain than you’d think.

After enduring a seven year battle and six pregnancy losses, husband Cory was referred to a sperm doctor and donor. But before deciding to choose a donor for his future children, Cory did a bit of research on his own and found that he had abnormally high levels of phthalates in his system from items that he used every day like shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion.

If you are having trouble getting pregnant, you have no doubt already tried to blame yourself or your partner. But the blame game gets you nowhere. Read on to discover how Cory and his wife eliminated toxins in their lives and went on to conceive a healthy child.

 

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