In this solo episode Haley answers questions in her Instagram and TikTok DMs.

Questions answered:

1. What thermometer do I use to track my BBT?
2. Best practices to take your BBT with a thermometer
3. Is my husband's body heat impacting my BBT?
4. What will my BBT look like if I conceived?
5. Should I have sex before I see cervical mucus?
6. What's the start of my fertile window?
7. Did I ovulate if I didn't see egg white mucus?
8. How do I lengthen a short luteal phase?
9. How do I correct abnormal sperm morphology?

Resources mentioned:

• The thermometer I personally use - LINK
• Fertility Awareness Mastery Workbook (paper charts) by Lisa Hendrickson-Jack
• Get 3 free months of the Read Your Body Charting App - LINK
• Save 35% on Tempdrop Fertility Tracker (March special) - LINK
• Free Guide: Top 5 Foundational Supplements for Optimal Fertility
• Save 20% on your first order of FullWell Fertility Supplements (Men's Trio and Women's Prenatal) - LINK

Connect with Haley:

• Client Inquiry: Book a Discovery Call
• Newsletter: Health & Her
• Instagram: holisticfertilityclinic
• TikTok: holisticfertility.clinic
• Website: holisticfertilityclinic.co

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