Dagmar Ganser Blog
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Author Dagmar Ganser's blog is dedicated to promoting health awareness with a focus on fertility, pregnancy, and having a healthy baby. Find evidence-based well-researched information relating to your and your future children's health - learn how to optimize your chances of having a healthy baby.
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1w ago
Ask any parent and they'll most likely tell you that they want the very best for their baby. They spend time and effort sourcing the very best pram, cradle, bed, change-table, nursing chair and bedroom decorations. In m ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
2w ago
Fundamental to health are the foods we eat – a fact that has not changed in more than 2000 years since Hippocrates declared Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
2w ago
As the quest to start a family becomes more elusive, it’s time to take charge. What do I mean by that? If you have been trying to conceive but it just isn’t happening, you are not alone. You are part of a growing statist ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
3w ago
When reading Dr Mercola's article, one could be led to believe that all oestrogens are bad for our health. However, I'd like to make a distinction between the natural oestrogens produced by the human body and the toxic ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1M ago
Longevity starts at conception - How you can prepare for fertility and help your child live well longer ..read more
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1M ago
When we think about getting older, we often forget that there is a difference between life span and health span. The following data reflects the worldwide difference between health span and life span ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1M ago
When you decide that you would like to have a baby, you probably don’t think of all the things that can go wrong or that you may have problems falling pregnant. With more and more couples experiencing infertility-related ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1M ago
While researching renal failure recently, also known as Chronic Kidney Disease or CKD, I found some interesting information ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1M ago
Although research into foetal programming has been ongoing for years, little of this evidence has made it into main-stream. What is foetal programming? Foetal programming, also known as prenatal programming, is the theor ..read more
Dagmar Ganser Blog
1M ago
Water is essential. In Chapter 9 of my book I discuss the importance of water. The following information has been compiled by Dr Deanna Minich and also discusses the importance of water and hydration in pregnancy ..read more