Hollywood's Leading Ladies Rx For Pregnancy!

                                   Pregnancy Over 40! 

There's an interesting story on MSN.com, what is it?
There are over 25 stars who've given birth after the age of 40.
Pick a top star right now, and it's highly likely she's had a baby or two.

Stars like...Halle Berry, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Molly Ringwald,
Salma Hayek, Tina Fey, Gwen Stefani, Brooke Shields, Marsha Cross,
Kim  Basinger, Kelly Preston and Helen Hnnt.

Women have been warned for decades about giving birth after age 35,
(undersized babies,  premature deliveries, Down's syndrome, etc)
but these women (stars) weren't listening.
The article just tells you the stars, not how they were able to deliver such healthy babies.
Some say they (the stars) have access to top doctors, follow nutrient-dense  diets,
don't smoke, meditate and exercise regularly.
A fun fact: It's rumored that actress Gina Davis who was in her mid 40's
when she became pregnant, trained both her body and mind (like an Olympic athlete)
to deliver a healthy babyand you may be able to find that information. How?
Go to Google.com. and type Gina Davis Rxs For Giving Birth Later In Life.
There may be some helpful info there.

So, if you're nearing your middle 30's or early 40's and want to have another child
or your first child, just look at the above list for inspiration.
And one last bit of news: Women over 35 are also more likely to give birth
to twins. See Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Angelica Jolie, and Marsha Cross.
For more information on fertility treatments, preventing miscarriage, increasing your
odds for twins, easing morning sickness, etc. Head online to Scribd.com/
and type Fertility Secrets Your Doctor Doesn't Want You To Know!
in the search bar.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

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Head to Amazon.com/the kindle store and download, see title
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American Music Awards Thanksgiving Rx For Future Moms!

                                   Eat This For Twins!

Did you see the "American Music Awards?" The highlights of the night--
Seeing the incredible 70 yr. old Diana Ross give Taylor Swift an award.
Seeing the energetic Pit Bull host and perform and of course, seeing
the ageless J Lo perform the hit song "Booty" with Iggy Azalea.
And speaking of J Lo, she's the mom of twins.
Some other famous parents of twins: Mariah Carey, Angelina Jolie
and Marcia Cross.

Not unusual, but all of them were over 30 yrs. of age. 
And what's so unusual about that?
Being over 30 raises your odds of having twins or triplets. 
That's not a misprint, and researchers think hormones are responsible. 
Older women have more hormones that result in women older than 30 having twins or 
triplets.
And what if you're 20 or 25, or even 29 is there any thing you can do to have
twins?
Yes, there might be a few things (food-wise) , and one of the foods may be 
present at your table this Thanksgiving.
What food is that?
Yams. Not sweet potatoes, but Yams.

According to food researchers, there's a part of Nigeria where a lot of the
women were giving births to multiples, and when the researchers went there
and studied their lifestyles- diets, exercises, sleep habits, etc. they
finally determined it was the yams.
Thanks to the warm climates, the people grow, sell and eat a lot of yams,
and the researchers then spent the next year studying the yam and it's
effectiveness on multiple births.
Their findings:
Yams balance hormones. Yams contain phytonutrients that work just like 
hormone replacement therapy. And if you're one who wants to have
your ideal family of two kids in one shot, perhaps adding more yams to your
diet may work for you.

And for those who are past the childbearing stage and are now dealing with 
hot flashes, night sweats, and tiredness, yams can also help you.
Hormone disrupters like obesity, cancer and bone thinning wreak havoc
on hormones and yams can help raise the number of protective hormones 
in your system.

So, if you're a young women under 30 or an older woman over 50,
yams can help you.
And if you want more tips (food tips) on how to increase your odds of
having twins (or triplets) head to Scribd.com and type
Fertility Secrets Doctors Don't Want You To Know, in the search bar.
Download it and read the section on having twins.

And 2 last things...
Make sure if do serve yams, serve them in ways that are beneficial to your health
and well-being...meaning without loads of sugar.
Lots of sugar is another enemy of a healthy birth.
And being over 30 also raises your odds of having babies with serious health
issues. (like Down Syndrome, Autism, etc)

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

The Doctor's Rxs For Future Moms!

                              Eat This, Not That For Multiple Births! 

Any fans of the show "The Doctors" out there?
Well, today's show was all about twins, triplets and quadruplets, 
multiple births.
During one of the segments, the doctors asked a multiple
choice question as to the best way for moms to have a set of twins
or triplets.

Of all of the choices-the answer was IVF (in-vitro-fetilization).
That may true, but did you also know there's something out there
that may be considered safer and way less expensive, what is it?
Food and being a certain age.

That's right, as usual, when there's a medical problem
that needs to be addressed, leave it up to the medical professionals
to offer something costly and potentially dangerous, but also know that
there may be an alternative as well, and it might be right in your
supermarket.
We'll list the foods that some say may help you get those twins or triplets
you want, the natural way.
1) Dairy.
2) Blackberries
3) English Rx known as black tea
4) Yams
5) Your Age-
Although this isn't a food, researchers say that being over 30,
may actually increase your chances of giving birth to twins or triplets,
Need Proof? Marcia Cross (Desperate Housewives) age 40 something,
J Lo- age 37, and Angelina Jolie, early thirties.

That's it- and if you need more in-depth info on dairy, the types of yams
and the blackberries, head to our main blog- SupermarketRxs@typepad.com
or look for an old E-document we wrote on multiple births, preventing miscarriages
and curing male and female infertility with food, find this E-Doc at Scribd.com
the title: Fertiltiy Secrets, Doctors Don't Want You To Know!
And the title of the blog piece at SupermarketRxs is...SupermarketRxs For
Multiple Births, the blog post is 2 yrs. old, you may have to go to Google to pull
it up.
Another helpful site for future Moms is TheBump.com.
This site offers a host of answers to questions you may have regarding
pregnancies.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs! 

Deperate Housewive's Fertility Rx!

                   Giving Birth Like A Star!
Marcia Cross, the quiet redhead of the hit ABC show "Desperate Housewives"
gave birth to twins after the age of 40.
What's so unique about that?
Well, she was over 40 and the twins were born healthy.

If you and your spouse or boyfriend would like to have twins or triplets
without medical assistance-your chances are greater if you're over 30.
That's right- for some unkonwn reason, women over 30 have a greater
chance of having twins, as opposed to someone under 30.
Some other celebrities-who've done it:
Mariah Carey-40
Jennifer Lopez- 39.
Angelina Jolie- 32.
Rebecca Romjin-O'Connell- 31.

But, what if you want twins without help from a medical specialist
and you're under 30?
Well, believe it or not, there are some foods that can help. Foods like...
1) Dairy- Yes, the food a lot of women avoid in hopes of maintaining weight,
may help you with multiple births. But there's a catch- the catch...it has to be regular diary,
not fat-free dairy. Why? Full fat dairy contains growth hormones and low and non-fat
dairy doesn't. These hormones not only increase your chances for twins, but can
help those who may be infertile. That's right- before you invest thousands on
fertility treatments, try dairy-full fat.
And one more thing: stop the dairy (or have it occasionally) once you're pregnant,
or extra weight will be another problem.
2) Blackberries- Blueberries get all of the attention, but for some reason, blackberries
help women give birth to twins or triplets.
One more tip: make sure the blackberries are organic, or wash them very carefully.
3) Yams- There's a part of Nigeria where a number of women had
twins and triplets. It confounded a number of people,  until a researcher
figured it out. His finding: It was the yams. Thanks to the dry and sunny conditions,
the people grew and ate a lot of Yams.  If you like yams then you're in luck,
but make sure you don't add a ton of sugar and other foods that may impede
multiple births. And if you're wondering about sweet potatoes-I'm not sure,
the women from Nigeria only eat yams.

That's it- 3 foods and being over 30, can help you deliver twins or triplets.
And one more thing: being over 30 can also increase risks for your future
kids to be born with major birth defects.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!