Brooke Kemball-Smith
Lic.Ac., M.B.Ac.C., Dip.ADV.T.Ms
A c u p u n c t u r e
Acupuncture For Infertility
Acupuncture is becoming increasingly popular for people with infertility. An increasing number of women are starting their families in their thirties and forties. As female fertility dramatically declines during these years women are looking for ways to improve their chances of conception.
Many acupuncturists believe that acupuncture gets results by increasing the blood flow to the reproductive organs and stabilizing hormone levels. The effect of this may improve the quality of the eggs and may increase the lining of the uterus. Male reproduction could also benefit as treatment may encourage the production of healthy sperm.
Acupuncturists also believe it is as important to treat the whole person as it is to treat the reproductive organs. Regular treatment may help to boost energy levels and reduce stress levels. The greater a person’s well-being physically, emotionally and psychologically, the greater the chance of conceiving.
In my practice, I have seen that women who have stressful jobs can sometimes have trouble in conceiving. Also, women who are already parents can sometimes have difficulty conceiving due to general tiredness and low energy levels. Acupuncture may help in these situations as it may improve an individual's ability to relax and to be able to deal with stressful situations. It may also boost energy levels, thereby improving the chances of successful conception.
Infertility Acupuncture Bath, Infertility Acupuncturist Bath
07842 416912
Infertility Acupuncture Bath
CLINIC DETAILS
Brooke holds regular acupuncture clinics in both Bath and Bradford on Avon. These clinics are held at:
BATH NATURAL HEALTH CLINIC (Bath)
TUES: 9:30am-8:30pm
FRI: 9:30am-8:30pm
TEL: 01225 313153
Acupuncture in Bath
GREEN TREE HEALTH (Bradford On Avon)
MON: 9:30am-6:30pm
WED: 1:15pm-6:30pm
TEL: 01225 867098
01225 866611
Acupuncture in Bradford On Avon
Brooke Kemball-Smith is registered as a practitioner by The British Acupuncture Council.
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