Mind Over Matter: Can You Mentally Control Your Fertility?
by The idea of “Mind Over Matter” is still a relatively new concept, and is usually only embraced by a small portion of our culture. That doesn’t mean it isn’t real or doesn’t work. Yet, does that mean you might be able to control your own fertility?
Think of it this way… If you tell your body that you want to have a baby, its job is to prepare. You will ovulate, your uterus prepares and creates a lining, and you might start eating a little bit more or feel a little more tired. This is your body’s way of preparing for what you asked from it. If you are sure that you want to get pregnant, then your body should cooperate with that mental affirmation and you will get pregnant. If there is any doubt in your mind, the chances lessen.
If you tell your body that you don’t want to have a baby, your bodies job is to make sure there is no secure place for an egg to plant itself. This doesn’t necessarily prevent conception, but even if it does occur, the egg has no where to grow and develop and is just pushed out with your period. Such as a ‘blight ovum’. If you are sure you don’t want to get pregnant, then your body should cooperate with that affirmation and your chances of getting pregnant become very low. If there is any doubt in your mind, the chances increase.
This would explain the occurrences when women get pregnant on birth control, or do not get pregnant without birth control. Or how a woman who found out about an unwanted pregnancy, might suddenly miscarry.
The idea is that you can tell your body what you want it to do, and it will do it. As long as you keep the affirmations going. Wanting to be pregnant should be clear in your mind, and you should repetitively tell your body that. If you don’t keep up the affirmation, your body might go back to its instinctual schedule and catch you off guard.
Read this article I found http://www.menstruation.com.au/periodpages/irregular.html
Near the bottom of the article, the author describes the process of mentally telling your body that you do or do not want to be pregnant.
Suggesting that you tell yourself monthly, after your period, about your decision to conceive that month or not, is the best way to prepare yourself. Going with the theory that you can just tell your body once will not make it a forever deal. Or to the contrary, it might affect your future chances of fertility.
The mind is a powerful tool, and any mental programming you get into should be positive and safe, so make sure you seriously consider any ramifications of what you are asking your body to do.
Do you really want to be pregnant? Or are you just missing something in your life that might not be taken care of with a child?
Do you really want to get pregnant? Or are you just doing it because your partner wants to, or because you think it might be fun? Choosing to be pregnant for the hell of it can cause adverse reactions in your body. You might become doubtful at times or decide off and on that you don’t really want to be pregnant. This might cause complications, and it is definitely a good idea to make sure you really want to be pregnant.
Well, the choice is yours. Is Mind Over Matter real? Can it affect things in your physical life? Can you control your own fertility?
Who knows? It never hurt to try it out, maybe you’ll become a believer.
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