We offer a wealth of miscarriage resources to help women learn how to naturally improve their fertility, decrease the likelihood of miscarriage, pinpoint possible causes and in the event of pregnancy loss, to support themselves through the recovery process. These tools are an empowering way to go on to have a healthy term pregnancy and baby!
Steps to Help Prevent Miscarriage
5 Steps To Decreasing the Chance of Recurrent Miscarriages
I want to share with you five steps you can take (and have been shown through scientific studies) to decrease your chances of having another loss and preventing miscarriage by creating a healthy, baby friendly body.
Implantation Support for Early Pregnancy
Implantation in early pregnancy can be supported through the use of uterine calming herbs. Learn the best ways to support implantation with herbs, pineapple and more…
Spotting in Early Pregnancy – Does It Mean Miscarriage?
Spotting in the first trimester – Learn the reasons why women may experience spotting in the early weeks of pregnancy.
Very Early Pregnancy Loss
What is Blighted Ovum Pregnancy Loss?
Blighted ovum is a type of miscarriage. Learn natural ways to help prevent blighted ovum and increase your chances of a successful pregnancy.
Chemical Pregnancy – Experiencing Very Early Miscarriage
Addressing the causes, symptoms, and emotions of very early miscarriage, while offering support in moving forward with trying to conceive after a chemical pregnancy.
Research
Studies Suggest Caffeine Increases Risk of Miscarriage
Studies have shown that caffeine can play a role in miscarriages. Information on caffeine, fertility, and getting and staying pregnant.
Underweight Women More Likely to Miscarry
Women who are underweight are more likely to miscarry. Information on natural fertility and preventing miscarriages.
Homocysteine and the Miscarriage Connection
If you have suffered at least one miscarriage, or your doctor has indicated that you are at a higher risk for miscarriage than most women, you may want to find out what your Homocysteine levels are.
Study: Systemic Enzyme Therapy Promising for Recurrent Miscarriage
This study is an amazing discovery for women who have experienced immunologically-induced recurrent miscarriages. The results of the study, simplified, are as follows…
Miscarriage Recovery – Moving Forward
After Miscarriage: 5 Steps To Recovery
Learn 5 easy steps to nourish and recover from miscarriage. This guide includes food, stress management, herbs and other wellness tips.
Pregnancy and Fertility After a Miscarriage
After a miscarriage, many women struggle with infertility. Natural ways to boost fertility and get pregnant despite a miscarriage.
5 Ways Women Wish People Would Help Them During a Miscarriage
How family and friends can support both the emotional and physical needs of a woman experiencing a miscarriage.
Fertility Herb Partridgeberry for Miscarriage Prevention & More…
Partridgeberry is an excellent uterine tonic herb for female fertility. If there could be one herb that stands out in its benefits for helping to prevent recurrent miscarriages due to a weak uterus, Partridgeberry is it!
How to Honor Miscarriage Through Ritual
What a woman experiences through miscarriage deserves sacred honor. Learn how to honor miscarriage through ritual to bring about deep healing.
Success Stories
A little over a handful of some of our best success stories on overcoming recurrent miscarriage…
Roxana Stays Determined Despite Many Fertility Issues
Ivelisse’s Healthy Pregnancy After Miscarriage
Cassandra’s Successful Pregnancy After Recurrent Miscarriages
Elizabeth’s Hope After Loss
Olga Has a Baby Boy After Several Miscarriages
Diana Naturally Pregnant After 5 Years of Struggle
Practicing natural health and herbalism since 2000, Dalene received her training and certification under the guidance of Lynn Albers at Yarmony Mt. Herbal College in Colorado. She went on to become a Certified Birth Doula at Birthingway College of Midwifery in Portland, Oregon in 2007.
Thanks for the informative article. As my wife and I are trying to have children, we want very much to avoid miscarriage, like all couples, I’m sure. But because of some family history, we’re particularly concerned. I appreciate therefore the resources that you’ve shared here. We’ll be sure to refer back to this page often.