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Chaste tree berry (agnus castus)

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naatieGuest ·
Hi everyone!
Since October 2016, we've been trying to conceive our 2nd baby.
Conceiving our first baby took over 1.5 years, with a miscarriage in between.
Since February this year, I've also been using ovulation tests. I had no experience with them before. We've been timing things around the positive ovulation test, but I still haven't gotten pregnant.
On Saturday morning (3 days before my expected period), I had a very faint positive pregnancy test... but that same afternoon, I lost brown discharge that turned red
I feel like implantation just never goes well for me. I did have cramps for days, and it felt like the egg was really trying to implant. Unfortunately, it didn't work out.
Now starting a new round, new chances.
I have an irregular cycle (varies between 31 and 38 days).
Yesterday I was at the herb shop, and they recommended me monkshood... also known as chaste tree berry (agnus castus).
The woman told me that many women have gotten pregnant after using this remedy.
I've read a lot of conflicting stories online, which is why I'm posting here.
Who has experience with chaste tree berry? Positive or negative results? How long did it take before you got pregnant?
Thanks in advance for thinking with me!

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  1. Naatie Guest #2

    No one??
  2. MamaV #3

    I've read a lot here on the forum about wheat germ oil, if I'm not mistaken.
  3. Ina Guest #4

    Hi hi,

    I used to work in a similar shop, so this isn't really for getting pregnant... it'll more likely boost your libido and help during the break from the pill. If you're trying to conceive, you'd be better off with evening primrose oil. That's not for getting pregnant either, but it does help make your periods more regular. I also used wheat germ oil myself, but it made me put on a lot of weight instead of getting pregnant, haha. After three cycles, I just stopped. Now, after 11 cycles, I've gotten my period again, so I hope you find something that'll help us out!! Love,

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