Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva have already begun the new phase of their lives as husband and wife. The couple is currently in South Africa enjoying the first days of their luxurious honeymoon, a very spectacular trip that will cover the five continents.
Gone are all the preparations, the nerves and the thousands of controversies that surrounded the ceremony on July 8, in which they said the long-awaited "I do" in front of their 400 guests at the El Rincón palace in Madrid. But despite the fact that the expectation and interest in what was the great wedding of the year is not as intense as it was months ago, the couple continues to make numerous headlines with the next steps in their married life.
Thanks to the exclusive of the heart magazine Hello! Not only were we able to learn many more details about the great wedding of the year, such as the wedding dress, we have also been able to learn the first words of the protagonists about their plans for the future.
Some time ago, the Marquise de Griñón confessed to different media her desire to become a mother, but now thanks to the magazine ¡Hola! we have been able to learn the businessman's point of view. ''After getting married, what makes us excited is having children, "she declared.
Following this information, there had been much speculation that Isabel Preysler's daughter was going to undergo fertility treatment, since we remember that the Marquise de Griñón is about to turn 42, an age range in which the fertility of women is reduced. But Tamara Falcó denied this information and confessed that she was in the midst of a novel technique called naprotechnology, which controls the body of women to increase opportunities.
This method, also known as fertility restorative medicine, is of American origin and serves as an alternative to different assisted reproduction techniques, such as artificial insemination and 'in vitro' fertilization. This technique is more associated with more religious and conservative sectors of the population, since they consider the other two methods unnatural, since they are unrelated to the sexual act.
With naprotechnology, doctors specialized in women's fertility try to find the possible causes of infertility in the couple and in turn try to find a solution with treatment or even surgery. For this reason, Falcó wanted to opt for this practice to try to lighten her pregnancy, although he declared: "I trust God a lot, and if he wants me to have children, I will have them."
This Tuesday Ana Rosa's program has addressed this issue with a very special guest. Marichu Suárez explained live that she became a mother in just two months thanks to this method aimed exclusively at married couples.
''Naprotechnology is pure medicine, what it does is look for any problem in the gynecological health of the woman or if it is a search for pregnancy, studies in men are also included to cure any possible problem that there is in that health and as a result of a good health pregnancy occurs,'' he said on Telecinco. About the price that this treatment could fluctuate, the interviewee assured that it cost them a third of what an in vitro fertilization would have cost.
