The End of Diabetes: The Eat to Live Plan to Prevent and Reverse Diabetes

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For the second consecutive year, Reproductive Medication Associates of Connecticut is sponsoring the March of Dimes’ annual fundraiser, “March for Babies,” in Fairfield, CT. As sponsors for the Kid Section, RMACT is providing goodie bags and a sorcerer to amuse youngsters at the walk’s culmination at Jennings Beach. Additionally, RMACT will have a team of hikers, including staff, patients and comrades, to show their support for March of Dimes’ mission for healthy pregnancies distributing press releases The walk will happen at the end result of Countrywide Barrenness Awareness Week, on April 30. RMACT’s sponsorship is another step in the direction of healthy pregnancies and will help raise awareness of the significance of singleton pregnancies when going through fertility treatment. During the last year RMACT made a crucial contribution to the fertility field through an award-winning clinical study for Comprehensive Chromosomal Screening (CCS). This new, cutting-edge type of preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) tests biopsied embryos to identify the one most certain to result in a good pregnancy.

So patients are urged to transfer one embryo to restrict their possibility of twins and to plug having one healthy baby at a time. Single pregnancies are ideal because they place less physical stress on mummy and kid. While multiple births are spellbinding, especially twins, they became commoner in recent years.

These gestations can pose serious threats, including preterm work, early birth, low birth weight, gestational diabetes and preeclampsia. The babies can also have long-term incapacities like psychological retardation, cerebral palsy, and vision and hearing loss. “We are striving for healthy pregnancies, whether we are working with our infertility patients, refining advanced fertility procedures like CCS or banding together for a community event such as ‘March for Babies’,” claims Doctor. Mark Leondires, Medical Director of RMACT. “March of Nickels does vital work, and we're content to support their efforts.” . Their continuing sponsorship helps to make sure that critical research and education may continue to benefit moms and babies in Connecticut and across the nation,” claimed Greg Plage, Executive Director of the March of Cents Fairfield County Division. RMACT – Fairfield County’s biggest fertility hospital and egg donation center – has a 64% pregnancy success rate (22 pregnancies out of thirty five cycles) in patients who've had in-vitro fertilization (IVF) since 2009. RMACT wants to surpass last year’s donation of over $4,000. To make a gift, go to : . marchforbabies . About March of Nickels . The March of Nickels is the number 1 non profit organization for pregnancy and baby health.

With chapters countrywide, the March of Pennies works to boost the condition of babies by forestalling birth problems, early birth and child mortality. For the most recent resources and information, visit marchofdimes or the site Find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. About RMACT . Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut (RMACT) specializes in the treating of barrenness. With Connecticut fertility clinics and egg donation offices in Norwalk, Danbury and Greenwich, and associate Manhattan fertility clinics serving Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties, our team of Board-Certified Reproductive Endocrinologists offer a wide range of barrenness treatments from ovulation induction and intrauterine insemination (IUI) to the best aided reproductive technologies including in-vitro fertilization (IVF), egg donation and its own cutting-edge process called Thorough Chromosomal Screening (CCS), a form of preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD). RMACT offers customized sterility treatment plans in a patient-focused and supportive environment.

Support services, for example, mental counseling, acupuncture and yoga are also available through RMACT Integrated Fertility & Well-ness Programme, as well as barrenness treatment financing. The RMACT team of fertility doctors includes Drs. Leondires, Spencer S. Richlin, Joshua M. Hurwitz and Cynthia M. Murdock.

All doctors are members of the American Society for Reproductive Medication (ASRM), the Society for Aided Reproductive Technology (SART) and the Fairfield County and Connecticut Medical Societies. For more information visit the web site.

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The End of Diabetes: The Eat to Live Plan to Prevent and Reverse Diabetes