That’s not to say, of course, that modern science has found a way to stop menopause. Once a woman’s eggs are gone, so are her chances of conceiving naturally. But with the aid of Stay Fertile Longer, you can preserve those eggs as long as possible and reduce your chances of entering menopause prematurely.

Stay Fertile Longer brings together the latest advice from scores of leading fertility experts into one precise, integrated, completely natural program to help optimize your fertility and get pregnant quickly and easily – whenever you’re ready. In this book, you’ll discover:

• An eye-opening list of popular medications and common surgical procedures that can impair or destroy fertility
• The best contraception choices to use now for enhanced fertility later
• Little-known information on commonplace household chemicals that can be surprisingly dangerous to your fertility – and how to avoid them
• The top methods for tracking ovulation and identifying the days you’re most likely to conceive
• Natural solutions for fertility-robbing conditions such as hormone disorders, diabetes, high blood pressure, and thyroid disease
• The mysterious connection between stress and infertility
• Practical advice for preparing yourself spiritually and emotionally for pregnancy
• Customized action plans detailing what to do to get pregnant now, 1 to 20 years from now, or after 6 months of trying

See Your "Real" Reproductive Age, an article written by Mary Kittel and Deborah Metzger, M.D., Ph.D.

About the Authors

Mary Kittel is a seasoned health writer and coauthor of numerous books, including The Hormone Connection and Prevention’s Ultimate Guide to Women’s Health and Wellness.

Deborah Metzger, M.D., Ph.D., is a leading expert in the field of fertility and reproductive health. She is medical director of Helena Women’s Health in San Jose, California, and was previously associate professor at the University of Connecticut Health Center. She is an advisor to the national Endometriosis Association and has lectured throughout the world.