myoinositol

[vicz2001]

Me again! I was reading about the success for girl sways of myoinositol - I know its not in my plan but could this be a good idea?

Currently taking folate and co q10

Dont fancy taking clomid as trying to take as few things as possible.

V

[atomic sagebrush]

If I wanted you to take myoinositol and co q 10 I would have put them in your plan.

I can go look up why that was if you want me to, but they are something I only give about 10% of people so I usually don't give them to people for good reasons.

[atomic sagebrush]

If I wanted you to take myoinositol and co q 10 I would have put them in your plan.

I can go look up why that was if you want me to, but they are something I only give about 10% of people so I usually don't give them to people for good reasons.

[vicz2001]

okay its just that given im 36 and want to have 2 more kids I thought these could help with egg quality? I also think I read they sway pink?

Thank you

[atomic sagebrush]

If you stop ovulating and get a very short LP due to the supplements plus dieting, then you will end up shooting yourself in the foot. You won't get pregnant and we'd waste a bunch of months, and likely have to basically go onto a blue sway diet to get O going again.

The odds are very good that since you just had a baby your egg quality is fine. The "35" thing is HUGELY overblown and based on data from the 1600's (that is not a typo). We are finding people getting pregnant easily even into their early 40's.

If you really want to try the supps, you can take 100 mg coq10 all cycle long till BFP then wean off, and 500 mg (do not take more than this please regardless of what the label on the box says) every day from AF-O, and then every other day from O-AF and finish weaning off at BFP.

[vicz2001]

Okay thank you - I understand. why the diet can stop ovulation if you go to low on cals etc however can sups stop ovulation?

Thank you, V

[atomic sagebrush]

Both dieting and supplements can lower hormones too far. We are trying to hit a sweet spot between reducing levels of some hormones while not going too far and stopping ovulation.