Friend,
I had been trying to get pregnant for the last 10 months and have finally seen the "two lines" on the pregnancy test. During my struggle to conceive, I purchased every e-book I could get my hands on so that I would leave no stone unturned in finding information available that could possibly help me to get pregnant.
Because I am feeling so very blessed in finally achieving my dream of being pregnant, I have decided that I would offer some help to other women who may be very confused by all of the e-books available which promise to help you get pregnant. Since I have read all the e-books available, I thought I would give my review of which ones I think are the best, so you don't waste your time and money buying all of them as I did.
I have included what I believe are the 4 best e-books available on this subject. There are a couple of others that I bought, but I really don't think they are even worthy to mention. All of the guides I mention on this page are good, but I have ranked them in the order of best to worst
in my opinion.
Hope this helps...
Baby dust ; - )
-Sue Ellis
Due date: January 5, 2009
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Personal Path to Pregnancy by Beth Kiley
Rating:
This e-book initially goes over all of the basics that many women don't really understand about their cycles and then explores the many changes you can make which will maximize your fertility potential. Areas of lifestyle changes, diet, supplements, and alternative treatments are all covered.
Best:
I thought this ebook was the most complete and up-to-date body of information on how to get pregnant that I've come across. I especially liked how organized it was and easy to follow.
Worst:
The book was a little short at 62 pages, but there was no filler information at all, so I guess that's not really a bad thing after all ; - )
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Fertility Secrets Handbook by Helene Kvist
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The Fertility Secrets Handbook gives you a step-by-step formula for making you as fertile as possible and ready for pregnancy. This program is drawn from author's five intense years of trying to conceive and has taken over 12 months to develop. This helpful guide shows you the simple changes you can make in your life to increase your fertility and your chances of becoming pregnant, no matter how hard you've tried before.
Best:
The author is currently running a special promotion which offers a discount price and comes with 9 free bonuses including an audio call with fertility experts on the topics of pcos and blocked tubes. Price will be going up to $47 soon.
Worst:
There are many links to get further information at other websites, rather than having the information included in the ebook itself.
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Getting Pregnant Bible by Christena Williams
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The Getting Pregnant Bible provides a step by step process of planning to get pregnant plus additional information about possible obstacles that may occur. It is filled with unique tips and tricks that you can immediately put into practice to improve your fertility.
Best: A very good overview with tips you can try right away.
Worst: The top rated e-book is much less expensive than this one; if money is no object, it's worth getting.
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Miracles Do Happen by Carol Andrews
Rating:
In this guide you will learn the "secret" that Carole Andrews discovered when she was going through her own personal struggle to get pregnant. The e-book covers many of the basics about getting pregnant and offers tips on improving your fertility.
Best:
The "secret" that the author reveals could be beneficial for some, but really wouldn't apply to many people trying to get pregnant. It's most helpful for women who ovulate really late in their cycle.
Worst:
I found this ebook hard to follow as it jumped around from topic to topic and read like a "mystery" novel, where the "secret" wasn't revealed until the end.
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