HypnoFertility^TM

Seeking help for Infertility?

Hypnosis Can Help!

A safe, natural and effective approach that is helping many couples to conceive.

HypnoFertility™ was developed by Board Certified (NGH) Hypnotherapist and Instructor, Lynsi Eastburn.

Lynsi is an established leader in the field of hypnosis for fertility, and author of the fascinating book, "It's Conceivable", which details case studies of 'infertile' women who conceived through the use of hypnosis.

Hypnosis is one of the most powerful processes available for conquering "unexplained infertility".

HypnoFertility™ helps couples to conceive naturally, and also provides hypnotherapeutic support to women undergoing IVF and other medical procedures.

During the course of an average 4 - 6 sessions, prospective mothers learn the tools that can generate positive changes in the mind and body, which in turn, can generate suitable conditions for conception.

Visit www.HypnoFertility.com for more articles on Fertility Hypnosis.

Worry = Negative Self-Hypnosis

The negative self-talk about the challenges you may be experiencing, or by constantly focusing on other difficulties, can cause great stress, anxiety and/or fear. These negative thoughts can trigger a 'fight or flight' response, creating a chemical reaction in the body.

When you become so worried that you allow negative thinking to take over, your mind and body begin to realize the self-fulfilling prophecy of failure.

Hypnotherapy = Positive Change

We can help. Hypnotherapy can transform that fear and frustration you're feeling, and provide you with the tools that enable you to achieve the relaxation necessary for a calm, peaceful, positive and viable pregnancy.

Hypnotherapy can help you to identify and release subconscious blocks to conception, restore balance, release

stress, and maximize your chances of success.

Men and Infertility

Releasing stress is a key element for both men and women, as recent studies have revealed that sperm count is significantly reduced with prolonged stress.

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Some Documented Studies

Studies have indicated that "infertile" women utilizing mind/body techniques have a 42-55% conception rate as compared to 20% for those not following this protocol.

A 2004 Israeli study conducted by Prof. Eliahu Levitas showed that hypnosis can double the success rate of IVF. His findings were presented to the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology Conference in 2004.

Studies conducted by Alice Dormar Ph D, showed the efficacy of mind/body techniques in removing unresolved issues around pregnancy: In 1999, 42% of 132 infertile women participating in the mind/body program conceived within 6 months of completing it.

Another study in 2000 showed that 55% of infertile women conceived, compared to 20% of the control group who used no mind/body techniques (2000).

These and other studies are kept on file at the Eastburn Hypnotherapy Center: www.HypnoFertility.com.

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"One of the key components (in addressing infertility) is stress reduction," says Dr Mark Bush of Colorado's Conceptions Reproductive Center. "There is a definite link between hormones released in the brain and decreasing a woman's ability to release an egg."

Dr Jon Shick of Mile High Family Medicine agrees with Bush. "You can't ignore the impact of stress on the body or the mind," says Shick. "I've seen what hypnosis can do first hand - it works."

Gerald Trobough, M.D., a Californian Ob/Gyn and fertility expert concurs. "We know what hypnosis can do for such things as child birth and pain control; it's only a matter of time before infertility applications are universally accepted," he says.

"Hypnotherapy fits very well with today's 'western medical' approaches to successfully decrease the stresses that can be associated with infertility and its procedures," says Trobough.

"Fertility is a significant problem in today's stressful world," says Dr Winetz, also a skilled Acupuncturist. He adds that "Acupuncture and hypnosis have proven to be very successful as adjunctive treatments to conventional medicine."

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