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Fertility (Are We Less Fertile?)
Monday, July 27, 2015 11:25
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I am a mother of four in my mid 30′s and I have been told that I have some psychic abilities, mainly psychometry, paranormal, and lately remote viewing. Things come to me in the form of pictures in my mind, feelings and impressions, and sometimes sounds. I typically get them when asked to focus on specific objects or events. I clear my mind, think of the question or object and this blog is an example of what I get. This blog is a way for me to organize all my thoughts.
Q. This could be an interesting topic. I read that the sperm potential on average is becoming much lower than before. Then I thought about the companies behind this: Pharma, Oil, Monsanto… What are your thoughts regarding this and the overall human reproductive system?
A. I see two paths presenting themselves to me representing two main reasons more developed countries are having more fertility challenges when compared to many years ago. I get that the lesser developed countries don’t have the same issues, and they reproduce at the same momentum (or very close to how) they have reproduced in past generations.
The first path I see is very much related to all the things in our environment. We are bombarded with electronic waves, chemtrails, fluoridated water, GMO food, immunizations, pharmaceuticals and preservatives in our food. These things (that I previously listed) can create a toxic environment in our body that weakens us (physically, hormonally or emotionally) and can result in sexual challenges that can include healthy sperm. Not every person exposed to those environmental factors has sexual challenges, but if some is weak due to another reason (illness or injury), sensitive to these elements, or has difficulty excreting the toxins, they can most definitely show signs of it effecting the body in the reproductive system.
The other path I see (labeled like a street sign) is age. We as a society are waiting (on average) longer to have children. From a biological standpoint, when girls begin having a regular menstrual cycle, they are the most fertile. (This is referring to physical ability to conceive and not from the emotional effects of being a young mother). Past generations (on average) starting having children when they were much younger (some great-great-grandparents were even in their teens). I see each generation getting older and older when they begin.
Q. Then I ask, What if the man and woman are healthy? Why does the age really matter, especially for the man?
A. I get this is actually tied to the first path, as if the paths merge together in the end. The longer a man and woman wait (or the older they are when they try), the more toxic environmental elements and outside stimuli there are built up inside their body. This build up can have adverse effects on the man, and alter the health and quantity of his sperm.
Q. How do we detox or change this around?
A. Based on what I see, I get if you are having trouble conceiving, start with a detox. Eat a healthy diet, stay away from preservatives. Drink lots of filtered water. Cut back on electronics (keep them out of your pants pockets). And the last thing I get is to get ALL of the electronics out of your bedroom (that is where you spend a good amount of time so make it free of electronic waves to give your body a chance to purge and heal).
And that is all I have for this reading. Thank you. Love and light-
The first path I see is very much related to all the things in our environment. We are bombarded with electronic waves, chemtrails, fluoridated water, GMO food, immunizations, pharmaceuticals and preservatives in our food. These things (that I previously listed) can create a toxic environment in our body that weakens us (physically, hormonally or emotionally) and can result in sexual challenges that can include healthy sperm. Not every person exposed to those environmental factors has sexual challenges, but if some is weak due to another reason (illness or injury), sensitive to these elements, or has difficulty excreting the toxins, they can most definitely show signs of it effecting the body in the reproductive system.
The other path I see (labeled like a street sign) is age. We as a society are waiting (on average) longer to have children. From a biological standpoint, when girls begin having a regular menstrual cycle, they are the most fertile. (This is referring to physical ability to conceive and not from the emotional effects of being a young mother). Past generations (on average) starting having children when they were much younger (some great-great-grandparents were even in their teens). I see each generation getting older and older when they begin. Q. Then I ask, What if the man and woman are healthy? Why does the age really matter, especially for the man?
A. I get this is actually tied to the first path, as if the paths merge together in the end. The longer a man and woman wait (or the older they are when they try), the more toxic environmental elements and outside stimuli there are built up inside their body. This build up can have adverse effects on the man, and alter the health and quantity of his sperm.
Q. How do we detox or change this around?
A. Based on what I see, I get if you are having trouble conceiving, start with a detox. Eat a healthy diet, stay away from preservatives. Drink lots of filtered water. Cut back on electronics (keep them out of your pants pockets). And the last thing I get is to get ALL of the electronics out of your bedroom (that is where you spend a good amount of time so make it free of electronic waves to give your body a chance to purge and heal).
And that is all I have for this reading. Thank you. Love and light-
Source: http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com/2015/07/fertility-are-we-less-fertile.html
