It is said that letting the young boys jump on the bridal bed several times helps to let the newly weds get pregnant faster and blessed with lots of kids. Others believe in eating herbs to keep the womb warm so that the fetus will attach to the womb and stick.

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The older generations used to believe that if a woman is unable to bear a child, she is barren. They believe that the men is never the problem. This used to result in the men marrying a second wife in hopes of having children to carry on the family lineage.

Before going blindly to buy all the herbs, find out what the effects they may have on your health during the pregnancy. There are herbs that are meant to be taken as recommended and women are cautioned not to overdose on them so that they can keep themselves and the babies healthy.

Some of the herbs to be avoided during pregnancies.

• Aloe Vera
• Angelica
• Autumn Crocus
• Barberry
• Black Cohosh
• Celery Seed
• Cinnamon

Herbs that help elevate symptoms during the pregnancies.

• Chamomile – Chamomile can help calm anxious nerves and may help reduce some inflammation.
• Nettles – Nettles are nourishing and contain many minerals including calcium and iron.
• Alfalfa – This plant contains blood clotting vitamin K, multiple enzymes, minerals and vitamins that are beneficial during pregnancy.
• Red Raspberry leaf – This herb helps lactation and may help with nausea. Some midwives use it to help prevent miscarriage. May also help ease the pains of labor.
• Rose Hips – Rose hips are an exceptional source of vitamin C.

Besides using herbs, acupuncture is also used as an alternative to getting pregnant.

Two teams of researchers in Germany and China have found that adding acupuncture to the treatment regimen of women using assisted reproductive techniques to have a child can dramatically improve the woman’s chances of getting pregnant by up to 20%.

What herbs you used to get pregnant or help you during your pregnancy?

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