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Vol. 6, Iss. 6 |
April 2010 |
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OV-Watch is proud to sponsor The Atlanta Affiliate of RESOLVE and its 1st Annual Family Building Conference
on Saturday, May 1, 2010. This conference will address the medical, emotional, social, financial and legal issues associated
with infertility and adoption. The first 100 attendees will receive a free box of pregnancy tests from OV-Watch along with many
other great door prizes.
Please see the Resolve website
for all details.
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OV-Watch is now carrying pregnancy tests!
See here for all the details!
Don’t want to wait for your OV-Watch order to be shipped to you?
You can now find OV-Watch Starter Kits, Sensors and Pregnancy Tests in Retail Pharmacies.
Click here
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Tell Your Doctor about OV-Watch
Please share the news with your doctors! If you are using OV-Watch or want your physicians support to use OV-Watch or if you just
want them to have information about OV-Watch, send them our latest clinical presentation entitled, "Scientific Basis and Clinical
Experience with OV-Watch" presentation by G. Wright Bates, Jr. M.D. click here
for the full presentation or copy and paste this
link: http://www.ovwatch.com/videos/ScientificBasis&ClinicalExpPresentation.asp.
You can also email us at professionals@ovwatch.com.
We want to hear from you!
Do you have questions or comments for OV-Watch email us!
We want to know what you would like to see in the next newsletter.
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Omega-3 May Reduce Endometriosis Risk
Women who consume high levels of trans fats have a 48 percent increased risk of endometriosis, while those who eat diets rich in
omega-3 oils are 22 percent less likely to develop the condition, a new study finds.
In endometriosis, pieces of the womb lining (endometrium) are found outside of the womb. Some women experience no symptoms, but
many suffer severe pain. The condition, which can lead to infertility, affects about 10 percent of women. Treatments include pain
medication, hormone drugs or surgery.
In this study, researchers analyzed dietary and other data from almost 71,000 women enrolled in the U.S. Nurses Health Study.
Over 12 years of follow-up, 1,199 participants were diagnosed with endometriosis. The researchers said their results suggest that
diet may be an important factor in the development of the condition.
The study is published March 24 in the journal Human Reproduction.
"Millions of women worldwide suffer from endometriosis. Many women have been searching for something they can actually do for
themselves, or their daughters, to reduce the risk of developing the disease, and these findings suggest that dietary changes may
be something they can do," study leader Dr. Stacey Missmer, an assistant professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive
biology at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, said in a news release.
"The results need to be confirmed by further research, but this study gives us a strong indication that we're on the right track
in identifying food rich in omega-3 oils as protective for endometriosis and trans fats as detrimental," she said.
Long-chain omega-3 fatty acids, which have been linked to reduced heart disease risk, are found mostly in oily fish. Trans fats,
which increase heart disease risk, are used in thousands of processed foods.
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Dawn, IL
My husband and I tried to conceive for several months before my sister saw the OV Watch on "The Dr's" television
show. We immediately checked out the reviews online and decided to give it a try. After one month of using the
watch, nothing had happened. I wore the watch a second month and found out that we were pregnant. We actually became
pregnant the first month, but the pregnancy test came back negative. We are now expecting our first baby on March
30th 2010 and it's a boy! I would recommend this watch to anyone trying to conceive.
Tina, TX
I was finally able to have a baby after several unsuccessful attempts. I suffered for many years with fibroid
tumors and was told by three doctors to get an immediate hysterectomy. I was getting older and all hope for me
was pretty much lost. I was then referred to a doctor who said he would "Attempt" to remove the fibroids but made
no guarantees beyond that. I had surgery in Jan. 07 and prayed that when I awakened I would still be "WHOLE" and
able to try again to have a baby. My prayers were answered and I still had all of my parts but my chances of
getting pregnant were slim to none and because I was 38 time was not on my side. I read about this watch in a
magazine and I ordered it immediately!!!! My first Fertile Day reading was the most exciting day I'd had in
years. The next month I missed my cycle and after taking 8 pregnancy tests (ALL POSITIVE) I realized I was
in fact pregnant!!!!!! I thank GOD I found DR Tsai in Houston and the OV watch. In seven short months I went
from Hysterectomy Bound to Pregnant.
You can submit your OV-Watch success story
here or send
me the link to your blog if you succeeded using OV-Watch or just trying. We want to hear from you!
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Exchange Program
If you are a current customer with the old style OV-Watch, you can exchange it for our new style OV-Watch at an
incredible discount. If you purchase a Starter Kit 1 receive $50 off or purchase a Value Kit 4 and receive $99 off.
Please call 1-866-ovwatch and tell the customer service agent you would like to participate in the exchange program.
This is our way of saying thanks for being a customer.
This special cannot be combined with any other offers.
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Facebook
Join us
on our fan page & also check our
Discussion group where you can
discuss your fertility and the use of OV-Watch
Twitter
Come follow us at http://twitter.com/OV_Watch
Fertility Friend
You can now track your OV-Watch fertile and ovulation days on
fertility friend.
If you use another calendar to track your fertility tell us
so we can get OV-Watch added too.
OV-Watch Blinkies
OV-Watch is pleased to offer our collection of "blinkies" for all our moms-to-be
and mom's. You can add to your e-mail or signatures in any chatroom and help spread the word about OV-Watch. To access the
collection,
- Go
to www.photobucket.com.
- Enter user name: ovwatch.
- Enter password: ovwatch2007.
- In the middle of the page, click on "ov-watch blinkies."
- Select your favorite/s and use them.
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