Of all the rights of women, the greatest is to be a mother -Lin Yutang
The desire to sustain and nurture human
life is one of the most basic instincts of the female species. The
ability to do this is made possible through a series of complex
processes beginning with ovulation, fertilisation, implantation,
established pregnancy and, eventually, labour and delivery.
We know and it is a fact that our
experience over the last three years has shown significant improvement
on Oocyte yield after detoxification. For example, patients going for
sex selection and having no follicle development on two or more IVF
attempts now produce up to 20 eggs after 10 days of Mayr detoxification
therapy.
Ovulation is one of the major
requirements for fertilisation and it is an indication of fertility. It
signals the release of an ovum or egg from the ovarian follicle. The
ovum or egg cell is the female reproductive haploid cell (gamete). In
humans, ova are produced by the female gonads (sexual glands) called
ovaries and all of them are present at birth and mature in cycles.
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