Fertility Yoga: A Natural Approach to Conception
In addition to its well-known calming effects, yoga is healing for the whole body. The exercises in this book, selected for both men and women to do individually and as a couple, are designed to boost fertility by improving circulation in reproductive organs and balancing hormones. These exercises, which include yoga, meditation, and breathing, will help you focus your mind, strengthen your body, and let go of worries, as you prepare for conception and pregnancy.
Author Kerstin Leppert, who has taught Kundalini Yoga for many years and written four previous books on yoga and health explains the ancient concept of chakras and how they relate to fertility and gives recommendations about nutrition, natural remedies, stress relief, and sexual positions.
Fertility Yoga is full of advice you can put into practice right away whether you are part of a couple taking the first steps toward conception, or are already undergoing medical fertility treatments and want to support that with natural techniques.
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Book details
- Author
- Kerstin Leppert
- Imprint
- Hunter House, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 192
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Health & Fitness › Fertility & Infertility
- Topics
- kundalini yoga · hormone balance · meditation · breathing exercises · reproductive health · couples wellness
- ISBN-13
- 9780897936491
About the author
KERSTIN LEPPERT has taught Kundalini Yoga since 1994 and is the author of five books on yoga and health, including Fertility Yoga: A Natural Approach to Conception. She is also the editor of Germany’s Kundalini Yoga Journal.
Fertility Yoga was a 2013 Foreword INDIES Award finalist in adult nonfiction. Leppert has written on yoga and health topics for yoga and women’s magazines in Germany.
When she’s not writing, Leppert teaches Kundalini Yoga with a focus on women, couples, pregnant women, and people with health issues. This specialized practice forms the foundation of her work on fertility and wellbeing.
Kerstin lives in Hamburg and has two children.
