Personally, I enjoy ebooks and online resource more than physical books. But what I don't like is the hype-y sales pages. I also think this book calling itself 'Miracle' is a mistake. I see it as more of an easy to read resource guide than a cure all fix. And I also like ebooks, because they almost always come with a money-back guarantee.
First of all - who DOES NOT need this book. If you know a lot about fertility issues, lurk around pregnancy and conception forums, have read a million fertility books, are fluent with Chinese medicine and herbs, you do NOT need this book.
In fact most of its information can probably be scoured and found free on the Internet somewhere, as can almost any ebook or course out there. But are you going to go out there and look for it all?
That's not to say the information is purely basic, there's meat to it. I learned a lot, and discovered things I have never heard of and haven't seen posted online everywhere.
Further, you don't need to pay money to be told about alternative treatments if you're already immersed in holistic and alternative ideas. The book also suggests you invest in acupuncture and herbs. I was expecting that when I bought it, though, as it's obvious from the sales page.
The book is not a 'miracle' really, but a resource guide. So if you're very well versed in fertility, you don't need this; or if you're not really into trying new things or expect this to just shut and close your fertility problem without doing anything else - it's not for you.
But if you don't know a lot about fertility or are overwhelmed by information overload, I would definitely recommend it! Pregnancy Miracle covers advice on foods, relaxation techniques, vitamin deficiencies, case studies with real women who had difficulty conceiving, and alternative treatments like acupuncture or acupressure.
I also liked that the guide explored Chinese medicine and their beliefs that there really is no age cut off for fertility. They simply think your body is out of balance.
I firmly believe your entire body needs to be in sync to increase your chances of getting pregnant. If your digestion is off, chances are your ovulation is too. If your back is tight from stress, chances are your womb is also feeling those effects. Pregnancy Miracle really addresses an all encompassing approach for anyone who wants to get pregnant soon.
For me, the tips in this guide, cleaning up my diet, and acupuncture were the key in my journey to get pregnant soon. Yes, I probably could have done all of that without the book. But I doubt I would have put all the pieces together without it.
Once I applied everything together, I got pregnant in 2 months. And it changed my life. I now feel so much better physically since I know how to regulate my eating habits and blood sugar more efficiently and reduce stress.
The book promises a 60 day money back guarantee, and nearly $400 in extra bonuses which makes this a pretty safe resource to try. And it's certainly cheaper than undergoing fertility treatments.
Please remember that if you need to request any refunds, do it through the company that processes your payment for this book, in this case it's Clickbank. There's actually a specific process to request refunds, so if you buy and then return this book, make sure you search for 'refund' on Clickbank to do so.
So that's my review. Pregnancy Miracle is an excellent resource guide if you are fairly new or overwhelmed by fertility information, and also open-minded to Eastern medicine. Otherwise, it probably won't hold much value for you.
