The clinical use of low power laser have been reported in many aspects of Laser biostimulation (wound healing promotion, blood-flow, and lymph - flow enhancement, acupuncture). This study reports a preliminary investigation on the possible use of low power laser in the treatment of male infertility.

Patients were treated with a 6mW HeNe and 2, 5 mw pulsed GaAs diode laser with a dose of 1, 3 joule/cm. 2 at each testicle. Sperm count increased 2 to 5 fold in majority of the patients. In addition, ejaculation of abnormal spermatozoa decreased in several subjects and libido was increased in 15 of the 20 patients.

Doctors report that old-fashioned, common-sense advice to just relax may actually work to help some women get pregnant. - reuters



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November 4, 2010,

Basking in the bliss ofmpending motherhood, Mariah Carey and 30-year old hubby Nick Cannon have revealed how acupuncture helped her conceive.

Seeing Carey’s face when they learned she was pregnant “was priceless,” Cannon recalls. “We definitely cried. We still cry all the time. It’s an emotional journey.” This was great news that the couple was waiting for since Carey’s miscarriage in August 2009, after which she feared that she would never have a baby.

The singer dismissed speculation doing the rounds that she had IVF (In vitro fertilization) for conception, but admits to having taken the hormone progesterone, which boosts fertility and helps sustain pregnancy in women prone to miscarriage. Nevertheless, the couple believes it was the acupuncture sessions, which she took regularly once a day, that helped her de-stress, which is a very important factor for women was trying to conceive. Carey said she picked the cue from Celine Dion who spoke about this in a magazine interview. That was how she decided to put her body through the cleansing process and readied herself for pregnancy.

Danielle and Gavin Smith now have the family they had prayed for, with a two year old son named Isaiah and his sister on the way.

But it was an emotional and grueling four-year journey for the South Florida couple. After being diagnosed with endometriosis and going through surgery, Danielle's endometriosis came back.

"I had completely given up on getting pregnant because I wasn't willing to make it a science project," said Danielle. "With all the fertility treatments that we had tried, we just accepted the fact that it was not meant to be for me."

Determined not to go through anymore trauma, Danielle met with Dr. Farrar Celada a licensed Acupuncturist and was introduced to acupuncture. After three months of treatment, Dr. Celada gave her the news she was hoping for: she was pregnant.

Acupuncture, frequently used with Chinese herbal medicine, has been around for centuries. Dr. Celada said the practice of Acupuncture is now becoming more mainstream. A scientific study showed that overall, women who got the treatment were 65-percent more successful in getting pregnant than women who did not.

A calming and less invasive procedure that Danielle now swears by after conceiving twice.

Article from: NBC MIAMI
By: Sharon Lawson