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"Can anyone recommend a good ivf clinic in london? "
Posted by mrsloo 24 September  at  12:31

Can anyone recommend a good IVF clinic in London?

After a couple miscarriages I would like to look into the possibility of having IVF. Any information or advise will be very much appreciated. thanks!
 
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Posted by lipsy10 3 October  at  22:37

Please check out this website first www,Arginine4life.com

In a fertility study of l-arginine, which was a double blind placebo controlled clinical study, showed that oral ingestion of l-arginine increases fertility in woman and increases incidence of pregnancies in woman attempting to conceive.

The study only included woman that had failed to conceive after trying for 6 to 36 months. After the end of the clinical study utilizing arginine, 33% of the woman who had failed to conceive actually became pregnant.

This is a phenomenal reaction for a simple amino acid. As opposed to all the drugs and fertility drugs that woman are taking. When you take fertility drugs you arent going to be able to control how many eggs pop-up.

Thats why woman are having 3, 4, 5 and 6 pregnancies. If you just take l-arginine, it increases the fertility of that one egg and that is much safer and much more beneficial for that one little fetus who wants to make its way through that 9 months of pregnancy and be born healthy.



"Hiya"
Posted by lydia3001 1 October  at  13:31


St. Georges House in Raynes Park is my main clinic but they have another clinic in Harley Street.

I just had failed IVF there but nothing to do with them - they did everything possible, they are very good & professional.
If you have to go private (am 38 and can't do on NHS!)it's worth a try!
I will have one more in two months time and hopefully it will be positive then. If not, am going abroad!

Good luck x
"St barts"
Posted by slimforivf 11 November  at  22:10

im waiting to go to st barts for one free go of ivf,have read really good reviews on the ivf treatment there,why not have a look




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