What do you know about N-Acetyl Cysteine? This supplement is all the rage in health and wellness spheres, but does it have anything to offer women interested in reproductive health specifically? This episode explains what NAC is, how it functions and supports the body, and what it can do for reproductive concerns like PCOS, endometriosis, and more. We'll even walk you through some recent studies that speak to concerns specific to women living with chronic period pain and infertility. In this episode, we'll cover: 

⭐ What function NAC plays in the body

⭐ What NAC has to do with oxidative stress and free radicals

⭐ Who may benefit the most from NAC

⭐ Reproductive conditions best supported by NAC supplementation 

⭐ Case studies and research related to NAC and reproductive health

NOTE: This episode is appropriate for all audiences

SHOW NOTES

Ep. 3: BASICS – Reproductive Hormones

Ep. 39: Should I be taking supplements?

Ep. 108: Choosing a Natural Family Planning (NFP) Method

Ep. 112: Implantation Bleeding

Ep. 139: Preventing scarring, adhesions, and repeat endometriosis surgery, with Dr. Naomi Whittaker

Ep. 161: A restorative reproductive physician’s top Women’s Health supplements, with Dr. Amy Hogan

Ep. 164: Insulin Resistance impacts more than your fertility and its affecting younger women -- what can

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