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ABOUT THE CREIGHTON MODEL

WHAT IS THE CREIGHTON MODEL SYSTEM?

The Creighton Model System (CrMS) is a true method of family planning. Because it does not stop or change a woman's fertility it can be used equally to achieve or avoid a pregnancy. This system has taken the mystery out of fertility. Couples no longer need to "take chances" as they will know whether they are fertile or not on any given day. In addition, through the monitoring of biologic changes, a woman can actually, for the first time, be a participant in her own gynecological health by identifying problems sooner. It's an authentic language of a woman's health and fertility.

WHAT IS NAPRO TECHNOLOGY?

The CrMS is the basis for the new women's health science, NaPro TECHNOLOGY. It takes a holistic and restorative approach to treating the underlying condition of women's health issues. Infertility is not a diagnosis in the world of NaPro, but rather a symptom of some other cause, which NaPro works to discover. NaPro doesn't put band-aids on health issues, rather they work cooperatively with a woman's cycles to get to the root cause, in order to heal and restore a woman's health to optimal functioning. They value a woman's fertility and their treatments reflect that.

HOW ARE CREIGHTON AND NAPRO GOING TO BENEFIT ME?

It doesn't matter what stage of life you are in, CrMS and NaPro can benefit you. If wanting to avoid a pregnancy it is 99.5% effective if used perfectly and 96.4% effective with typical use after 18 months of use. If wanting to achieve a pregnancy, 76.8% of couples of normal fertility can expect to be pregnant after the first month and 98.0% couples of normal fertility can expect to be pregnant after the sixth month of use. Up to 80% of infertile couples can expect to achieve a pregnancy with CrMS charting and NaPro treatment. Lastly, woman with a variety of health concerns can find answers and treatments tailor made for them, including PCOS, frequent miscarriage, preterm birth, endometriosis, PMS, ovarian cysts, unusual bleeding, and other hormone problems.

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