Timing conception is critical to your goal to get pregnant and incorrect timing simply wastes precious opportunities for you to conceive.
So how do we sift through all the advice, the contradictions of 'try every day from the moment your menstrual cycle finishes through to five days past ovulation', or 'just try when you feel like it' or 'try every second day until you ovulate and then stop.
' Making sense of it all can be mind boggling which is why I tend to go with proven methods, methods that cannot be disputed due to evidence.
Evidence is available from actual documented human trials and they are worthy of your attention as they give fantastic clues on timing conception for the highest chances of getting pregnant.
So what do the trials tell us? Well there are only really three days that you can be certain that your chances of conceiving are significantly better in comparison to other days.
The days you must write down so as not to forget are: * Two days prior to ovulation.
* One day prior to ovulation.
* The day of ovulation.
In one study no women fell pregnant on any day that intercourse occurred after the ovulation day.
Keeping your energy levels up and ready for these three crucial days is of utmost importance so suggestions to attempt every day until ovulation occurs can be counterproductive as energy dies off as you approach the most vital timing.
Obviously the key to the above is knowing when ovulation will occur.
Predicting ovulation is yet another area of misinformation even though studies have proven the way to predict it with 100% accuracy.
When you can predict ovulation correctly and combine that with high energy conception attempts in the three day critical window you are really giving your chances of getting pregnant a significant boost.
Predicting ovulation is of utmost importance.
So how do we sift through all the advice, the contradictions of 'try every day from the moment your menstrual cycle finishes through to five days past ovulation', or 'just try when you feel like it' or 'try every second day until you ovulate and then stop.
' Making sense of it all can be mind boggling which is why I tend to go with proven methods, methods that cannot be disputed due to evidence.
Evidence is available from actual documented human trials and they are worthy of your attention as they give fantastic clues on timing conception for the highest chances of getting pregnant.
So what do the trials tell us? Well there are only really three days that you can be certain that your chances of conceiving are significantly better in comparison to other days.
The days you must write down so as not to forget are: * Two days prior to ovulation.
* One day prior to ovulation.
* The day of ovulation.
In one study no women fell pregnant on any day that intercourse occurred after the ovulation day.
Keeping your energy levels up and ready for these three crucial days is of utmost importance so suggestions to attempt every day until ovulation occurs can be counterproductive as energy dies off as you approach the most vital timing.
Obviously the key to the above is knowing when ovulation will occur.
Predicting ovulation is yet another area of misinformation even though studies have proven the way to predict it with 100% accuracy.
When you can predict ovulation correctly and combine that with high energy conception attempts in the three day critical window you are really giving your chances of getting pregnant a significant boost.
Predicting ovulation is of utmost importance.