Aromatherapy for Fertility

aromatherapy for fertilityEssential Oils can help you get pregnant!

Owing to stress and stagnant lifestyles, more and more women are falling prey to infertility every day. What follows is a rigorous treatment involving hormones and other medication which causes a lot of stress to the mind and body. Being unable to conceive causes immense anxiety and frustration which only grows with time – this worsens the hormonal imbalance and further reduces a woman’s chances of becoming a mother.

I can relate to the feeling as I have been through the same dilemma 15 years ago when I was trying to get pregnant. After 4 years of incessant but failed attempts, I created a blend of oils.  My husband and I started to do regular massage on each other and the essential oils put my hormones back on track and within a month, I was on my way to motherhood! Essential oils have helped me in every phase of pregnancy and for many years after that. I have only aromatherapy to thank for blessing us with a healthy and cheerful child like Juan Martin.

I am glad to say that I have been able to help many women overcome their infertility problems and become happy and proud mothers, the causes varied, maybe the one common denominator was their anxiety to get pregnant and their depression when month after month they would find out they were not. Some of them combined my aromatherapy advice with other treatments either holistic, allopathic or both, some of them just used my oils.  There may be several physiological reasons that can explain why essential oils could have helped – their relaxant properties, their ability to promote circulation, their phytohormonal properties – or all of the above.

My personal experiences inspired me to formulate RADIARE Woman’s Help Body Oil, a special combination that incorporates the goodness of 4 highly effective essential oils that work on a woman’s body in different ways.

  • Geranium: Balances out the hormones and stimulates the adrenal cortex. Uterine and ovarian tonic. ¹
  • Clary Sage: Helpful in relieving feminine problems, stress, depression and anxiety. It’s also said that imitates the hormone estrogen.
  • Lavender: Calms and relaxes the mind. Great to help people who are in an unbalanced emotional state. ²
  • Fennel: Has been known for thousands of years for its effects on the female reproductive system.  Helpful to regularize menstrual cycle, specially scanty and painful periods. ³

I would like to share my beautiful experience with all women out there who suffer from different causes of infertility, I never tell them this is the ultimate cure, but I tell them this can certainly help. The secret to success lies in cultivating a positive attitude towards yourself and your relationship with your partner.

  1. A relaxing body massage concentrating on the abdomen and limbs has a physical as well as emotional benefit. The massage relaxes your mind and stimulates the reproductive organs while the essential oils do their job.
  2. Involving your partner in the process can bring you closer on a physical and emotional level. Indulge in couple massages to detoxify your bodies and build up intimacy.
  3. The use of essential oils does not interfere with any other treatments that you may be undergoing for infertility; in fact, it complements them.
  4. Women of all ages and conditions can benefit from the use of essential oils.
  5. Feel good about your body and enjoy the process rather than worrying about the results.

© 2010 Cristina Proano-Carrion  C.H. Dip. Aroma

Born and raised in the Ecuadorian capital, ²Quito, Cristina’s memories are always related to the scents of her homeland. A professional Aromatherapist since 1994, Cristina received her Complementary Health Education Diploma in Aromatherapy in 1997 from the Kevala Center in the U.K., and advanced her studies in 1998 when she took the International Training Program in Essential Oils at Purdue University in Indiana.

Cristina has more than 14 years of experience formulating aromatherapy products for the spa, fitness and hospitality industry and speaking with North and South American audiences on television and radio as well as in seminars and workshops.

She is eager to share her successful experience and the therapeutic values of her homeland’s pure healing ingredients.

http://www.aromandina.com

References:

¹ ³ Davis, Patricia. Aromatherapy An A-Z. Essex, England: The CW Daniel Company Ltd. 1992
² Worwood, Valerie Ann. Aromantics. New York, NY. Bantam Books. 1994

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Iva Keene ND is an internationally recognized natural fertility specialist and naturopathic physician who has helped thousands of couples with fertility problems on their path to pregnancy.
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2 Responses to Aromatherapy for Fertility

  1. Iva Keene says:

    Great Article Cristina! Thanks for sharing your story. There are so many natural and gentle ways to restore ones fertility! I love essential oils and use them all the time in bath, as perfume and air purifiers.

  2. Heather says:

    Thanks for this! Just wanted to let you know I went to a massage therapist a few days before my IUI treatment and I felt fantastic afterwards. She really worked those sore spots. Felt more balanced afterwards. I can’t remember the stuff she used except there was Lavender and I think Rosemary. But thanks for this list, if I need to do it again, I can tell her.

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