The same God that did it for you guys, will do it for as many that are trying to conceive 🙌. If you are trying to conceive gather here, we can start a chain group prayers until we see it happen!! WHAT GOD CANNOT DO, DOES NOT EXIST 🙏
You’re so informative and positive, this was great. Everyone’s journey is different, but there’s always more than one right way to do things and you’re proving it. Awesome awesome awesome ♥️
First off ... I FREAKIN LOVE YOU! ok, now that that's out of the way lol thank you for how informative this video is! Most of those vitamins you mentioned are things I recommend to anyone. We're all so deficient in selenium and vitamin D especially. Looking forward to more videos!
So happy to see you conceived! This is our third month ttc and I’m going to try out your vitamin advice. How much of each vitamin (magnesium, vitamin c) did you take throughout the day?
I took the serving size that was recommended on the bottle. I definitely think it’ll help, especially the magnesium. So many of us are deficient in magnesium. Wishing you so much luck!!! & lots of baby dust! 💗💗💗
Hi! so just found you today! new subbie here! you're awesome for this! quick questions. what brand of nuts did you eat when did you start eating them, when did you stop? and also when did you begin your temp check? was it the first day of you period or that "Monday in December" when you went BEAST MODE?! (yes i watched that one to! loved the girl talk).
Hi!!!! Thank you so much ❤️ Okay so the nuts I got from the dispenser section in Whole Foods, those are the freshest in my opinion! & I started eating them on Monday lol, I was not messing around 😂😂 Thank you so much for watching!!! I should have some new videos out soon! My little one is here and it’s been pretty crazy lol. Any video requests???
@@fid1223 thank you so much!!!! I have a really great birth story for you guys! I think you’ll enjoy it! Also will be doing a video with some more tips! 💗💗 It’s been a bit crazy lately lol as you can imagine, but I’ll have something out soon 💗💗
Thank you so much for sharing, and congratulations! After you conceived did you stop taking the vitamins and just take a prenatal? Also can I ask what your numbers looked like on your ovulation tests? I went from very low to 2 high days in a row. Fingers crossed 🤞
You’re so welcome! All the vitamins I took before, I still take :) I inserted pictures of my ovulation sticks, I numbered them by days. Usually it’ll be very light in color and then very very dark. The two lines should match perfectly. Or it can even be darker. Hope this helps!! 💕
Wow yeah probably in the US of A one needs to work so hard to get pregnant because the lifestyle and food is so poor. In Europe we are healthier anyway lol.
You believing that ANYTHING you have done did have ANY role in being pregnant at SECOND try freaks me out. You making other women believe this, makes me SICK. You will only make a lot of women, which will try to do what you did and won't get pregnant, just miserable. Be careful when addressing such topics. I don't mean that what you did doesn't help. I mean that you can't say it like "do it, thank me later" like it will work like magic.
@@MidriVisna I never said “do it, thank me later”. There are many women that have serious underlying issues & it’s not as easy for them to get pregnant. What I did isn’t going to work for everyone & I’m pretty positive that I mentioned that in the video. There is no “magic, snap your fingers, perfect recipe” for baby making. But there are things that can help you be in a healthy space physically and mentally in order to create life with your spouse. I’m sorry if anything I said offended you. I’m just sharing what I did & how I got pregnant quickly. That’s all. I hope you have a great rest of your day.
Also, please keep in mind the new studies come out everyday. So what was a great option one day, could not be so the next day. It’s always important to do your own research. Always.
Introduction: The speaker shares her excitement about sharing tips that helped her get pregnant in one cycle after a previous failed attempt. She emphasizes her role as a normal person who did extensive research and shares her personal experiences, not as a medical professional. Supplements: Prenatal Vitamins: Started with Smarty Pants Organic Gummies, then switched to Baby and Me 2 for better nutritional content. Vitamin C: Taken for immune system boost, improved iron absorption, and increased progesterone levels. Vitamin D: Essential for immune system support, reduced risk of miscarriage, and enhanced reproductive health. Magnesium: Aids adrenal glands under stress, crucial for reproductive system function. Food and Drinks: Eliminated alcohol and reduced caffeine intake to minimize stress on the body. Incorporated Pomegranate Juice for its antioxidants, which improve reproductive health and may increase sperm count. Emphasized increased water intake for hydration, especially crucial during pregnancy. Highlighted the importance of Brazil Nuts for selenium content, which supports uterine health and sperm count. Maintained a balanced diet, limiting fish consumption due to concerns about mercury toxicity. Drank Raspberry Leaf Tea to strengthen the uterus, balance hormones, and reduce the risk of miscarriage. Products: Kandara App: Recommended for tracking basal body temperature, cervical mucus, ovulation, and pregnancy tests. Basal Body Thermometer: Used for precise temperature tracking, crucial for identifying ovulation patterns. Easy@Home OPK Test: Utilized for detecting ovulation based on urine hormone levels, coordinated with basal body temperature tracking. Relaxation: Advocated for stress reduction through positive activities like listening to motivational podcasts, limiting caffeine intake, and ensuring sufficient sleep. Personal experiences with relaxation techniques such as sound baths, spa visits, and daily walks. Stress-free mindset and relaxation practices were considered integral to the conception process. Conclusion: Encouraged viewers to stay positive, relaxed, and focused on the end goal of conceiving. Expressed best wishes and encouraged sharing of experiences and questions in the comments section. Encouraged viewers to subscribe to her channel for more content. The speaker provides detailed insights into her journey to conceive, focusing on a holistic approach encompassing supplements, dietary changes, product utilization, and relaxation techniques. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining a stress-free mindset and addressing physical health to optimize fertility.
Cortisol is good. You produce it to deal with stress. Low cortisol is a bad sign. With low stress hormone (I would prefer the term anti stress hormone because stress hormone has a negative connotation), you get jitterish from stress, lose weight and hair, and can get drowsy and develop chronic fatigue. This is because with low cortisol, your adrenaline starts dominating, and constantly makes you feel that adrenaline rush or what is known as stress. It helps to lose weight though.
A healthy balance of any hormone is good. The issue is when you have high cortisol. Your body goes in survival mode and that last thing it wants to do is reproduce. That’s what I was trying to say. :)
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I found your video and disregarded the importance of taking those vitamins, but kept it in the back of my head. Came and went about 6 months of trying. I said fuck it whats the harm and bought all the vitamins u talked about (in gummy form of course) plus a bit more. I got pregnant the first month of trying... Currently 5 weeks now. Thank you. I appreciate what you have done for me
It's like that, no matter if you’re 40 or whatever, after reading Dobbie Nerkstrol's guide, I ended up pleasantly surprised. Within 60 days anyone can get pregnant, feeling the changes in your body the first few weeks. After go’ogling her I understood it's not a miracle kind of thing like the title suggests, but you can bet you'll boost your chances.
I read your description so I have a couple follow up questions. Did you have regular or irregular periods when coming off bc pills? How long were you trying to get pregnant? I have recently come off the pill 2 months ago and still haven't gotten my period back, been trying so much to conceive but also to get my period back so I can conceive. Thank you for all your help!
Hi! I stopped taking the pill in October and found out I was pregnant January 7th. I had two periods. Both were very light. I’d say they were pretty regular though. & we tried in November and I missed my ovulation window, and again in December and got pregnant then. I have another video that explains the journey a little more. It’s the “I’m pregnant” video lol. I think you’ll find that one helpful also 😊 Try not to stress about getting your period back. It’ll come. But know that you can get pregnant before you period returns. We ovulate before each period. I’d recommend opk tests to track and get a better idea or when you’re ovulating. I hope this helps! 🩷
@SimplyAnaCristina Thank you so much for responding! Absolutely, I've been doing the opks, bbt each morning, changed my diet since coming off the pill to whole foods and also been supplementing with a prenatal, vitamin C & D, maca root, teas, and going to implement omega 3 fish oil soon as well. Thank you, I will check that one out too! I also exercise daily, always variety in my routines. And I have gotten a blinking smiley face when I did the clear blue digital opk but never got the solid smiley face.
I know it’s an old video but instead of a bbt thermometer I use a Tempdrop which reads my temps through my sleep so I don’t have to remember to temp first thing, and having an irregular sleep cycle doesn’t affect it. It made temping a lot easier for me as I sometimes sleep with my mouth open which makes temping with a thermometer unreliable.
Hey! With the temp drop how do you know which temps to log in? I’ve been looking to try this as well but cant seem to find a way to read it lol. Like it drops by .% if that!!
LH surge actually occurs 24-48 hours BEFORE ovulation. It’s a precursor to ovulation not actually a sign that it’s currently happening. This is a super common misconception and I feel like the directions need to be more informative.
Yes this is why you have more chance getting pregnant when you start having sex right after the first positive test rather than try the days before it. Sperm doesn't survive that long in the uterus in practice. And most women get pregnant 1 day before ovulation which is theoretically the day on or after the positive ovulation test. So dont start having sex too much.
Hi Cassie! I used OPKs about 5-7 days after my cycle ended. Just in case. I didn’t want to miss ovulation. When I started to see the surge happen, I started testing twice a day. After the line was as dark as the control line, or darker, I knew ovulation was about to happen/happening, and then when that line went away, I stopped testing and waited to test HCG 🤗 I hope this helps 🥰
Thank you so much for this video! I will definitely try out these tips! Can you please let me know if you ate the brazil nuts every day or just the days before your ovulation?
Just so you know (and everyone else!) too much Vitamin C can be detrimental to a TTC journey. If I recall correctly, it causes problems with implantation. So just be cautious with how much you’re taking 🙂
I also think it’s best to have vitamin levels checked prior to taking supplements, & I also believe that the best way to receive and absorb vitamins are actually through food. But not everyone has a balanced diet or gets the appropriate amount of vitamins, which is why supplementing is helpful. Especially when you’re preparing your body for a baby. I discussed with my healthcare provider and she told me that the amounts and vitamins I was taking are perfectly fine. But again…this was my experience and what was helpful to me. It’s not going to be the same for everyone. I hope that’s helpful. Thanks for watching! Xo
@@SimplyAnaCristina Totally agree! Just wanted to throw it out there for people who might not know. You’re absolutely right, the best thing to do is check with your doctor that way it’s specific to your body. Loved the video! We’re on month 3 of ttc and just started the tww so keeping our fingers and toes crossed! 🤞🏻
I had an early mc in Jan and I racked my brain trying to figure out if it was a vitamin or hormone I was lacking, my doctor had me do a bunch of bloodwork one of the bloodwork test was vitamin D, I denied to get it drawn because it was going to be $250 out of pocket long story short they ended up processing it anyway. I saw that I was on the very low end of it, ever since then I put myself on a D3 supplement I can’t say that it was the reason why but at least I can be proactive for the next one. Just funny how things have a way of working out and showing you what you need!
I’m so sorry to hear that! A lot of people don’t know, but vitamin D plays a huge role. As well as the other vitamins. It’s always best to get these vitamins through food and being outside and active. But even still it may not be enough, and a supplement is necessary. If you’re not already, I hope you get pregnant again soon 💕
Interesting, I never heard that. What did they say vitamin C did that increased those chances? All of the literature I’ve read had said it reduces the risk.
@@SimplyAnaCristinathis video really help me…..At first was wasn’t tracking my ovulation and just being intimate whenever…..but the month I started actually tracking my ovulation and did the DEE on my peak day I was pregnant ! Thank you !
hi, thanks for this amazing video, i’ve been trying to conceive for 3 years, but never had a courage to go doctor, and want to try naturally first. but i have question, how you combine all this vitamin? is it all in one day?
Hi! Thank you! ❤️ Yes, I took those vitamins everyday, I know it seems like a lot but it’s not too bad. Sending so much baby dust your way!! & temping and opk can be a pain in the butt, but try it!!! A few of my friends did it this way and got pregnant too!!!
