About 20 percent of couples in the first two to three years of marriage face problems with conception. To determine the cause of infertility, both partners need to do a large number of tests and analyzes at medical centers. This procedure is quite long and in order not to waste time, couples often resort to folk tips that promise help in the onset of a long-awaited pregnancy.
Stimulation of ovulation with folk remedies is quite common, and the use of decoction and sage infusion is considered the most effective way for women. Sage contains many essential hormones and nutrients. The use of a decoction or infusion of sage normalizes the work of the ovaries.
Sage infusion is prepared from dried leaves. To do this, take a few leaves and for 15 minutes pour a glass of boiling water. Before use, strain and take 75 ml three times a day before meals 11 days immediately after the completion of menstruation. Sage infusion is taken in courses. After stimulating ovulation for 3 months, take a break of two months and repeat the course. You can increase the effectiveness of this method by adding lime to sage.
If infertility occurred as a result of inflammation of the fallopian tubes in a woman or with insufficient sperm activity in men, then an decoction of plantain seeds will be an indispensable tool. By taking a decoction, not only stimulation of ovulation with folk remedies is achieved, but the underlying disease is also treated. To do this, pour a tablespoon of seeds in a glass of cold water and boil for 4 minutes, then leave the broth to infuse for 40 minutes. After straining, drink a tablespoon four times a day. Perhaps the use of plantain root for bathing. To do this, make an infusion of 50 grams of roots, fill them with a liter of hot water. Baths must be taken 15 days in a row.
Stimulation of ovulation by folk methods includes grass knotweed - 3 tbsp. tablespoons knotweed pour 500 ml of boiling water and after 4 hours strain. Drink one glass 4 times a day shortly before meals.
Due to the high content of vitamin E, infusion of rose petals is often used. It can be used by both women (infusion of white or pink petals) and men (infusion of red or dark pink petals). To make an infusion that achieves stimulation of ovulation with folk remedies, you need to pour one tablespoon of the petals with a glass of boiling water and put in a water bath for 15 minutes. Strain the cooled infusion and take one teaspoon one week before bedtime. Or you can take a ready-made syrup and add it to tea before bedtime.
It is believed that St. John's wort smoke cleans the house of evil spirits that prevent conception. To do this, you need to fumigate the bedroom with smoke of dry hypericum in the evening. You need to smoke not only the room, but also your clothes.
Stimulation of ovulation with folk remedies is also achieved by methods of mixtures created on the basis of aloe. To do this, you need to cut leaves from a five-year-old plant, which has not been watered for a week and leave them to dry for 9 days in a dark place. On the tenth day, chop the leaves without thorns, add honey, goose or pork fat, butter in a ratio of 1 to 6. Take this mixture twice a day in a tablespoon, mixed in a glass of warmed milk. It is also advised to combine the intake of this mixture with a decoction of plantain seeds.
With a decrease in sexual function in men, it is recommended to use mummy preparations. Mummies are taken in a course of 25 days at 0.2 grams in the morning and before bedtime, mixed with carrot, sea buckthorn or blueberry juice.
It is also believed that with infertility it is useful to eat leeks, toasted hemp seeds and drink the juice of wheat grains of milk or wax ripeness (half a glass twice a day shortly before meals).
Healers also advise during the treatment every day to eat a piece (a little more than a pea) of licorice root, drink alcohol tinctures of ginseng, calamus root, lemongrass, eleutherococcus, or golden root.