Body & Mind Fertility
[blox_row][blox_column width=”1/1″][blox_text animation=”none”] We know it: at this time of the year, it might seem difficult to participate in the general atmosphere of joy and optimism. We attend various family meetings, parties with friends, and we all look back at
[blox_row text_light=”0″ padding_bottom=”50″][blox_column width=”1/1″][blox_text animation=”none”] Whether it is a natural or medicalized process, trying to have a baby is physically and emotionally very demanding , and this may result in a certain lack of balance in our relationship with our
[blox_row columns=”1/1″ text_light=”0″ padding_bottom=”30″][blox_column width=”1/1″][blox_text animation=”none”] A few weeks ago we published the first part of the “false myths about assisted reproduction”: those beliefs or affirmations we all have at one point or another, and which generate doubts and fears
[blox_row columns=”1/1″ text_light=”0″ padding_bottom=”30″][blox_column width=”1/1″][blox_text animation=”none”] Fertility problems are becoming more and more frequent, and advances in medicine over the past 40 years have been spectacular. However, infertility in general, and assisted reproduction in particular, remain delicate subjects, surrounded by