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This week I sat down with Dr. Ann Shippy to discuss her new book, The Preconception Revolution, and the importance of taking our health seriously before trying to conceive. Not just to help boost our fertility potential, but to positively influence the health of our future children. We talked about different ways you can help to influence your body's ability to get pregnant, like managing environmental toxin load or investigating autoimmunity. Learn more about Dr. Shippy and her book, The Preconception Revolution, on her website https://annshippymd.com/.
Don't forget, my free 5-day live Fertility Confidence Bootcamp starts on Monday. We're going to start building your fertility care plan together AND I'm giving away the chance to win a Fertility Confidence Method Scholarship to come work with me and my team. Register at ttc.kelseyduncan.com/bootcamp
By Dr. Kelsey Duncan ND4.7
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This week I sat down with Dr. Ann Shippy to discuss her new book, The Preconception Revolution, and the importance of taking our health seriously before trying to conceive. Not just to help boost our fertility potential, but to positively influence the health of our future children. We talked about different ways you can help to influence your body's ability to get pregnant, like managing environmental toxin load or investigating autoimmunity. Learn more about Dr. Shippy and her book, The Preconception Revolution, on her website https://annshippymd.com/.
Don't forget, my free 5-day live Fertility Confidence Bootcamp starts on Monday. We're going to start building your fertility care plan together AND I'm giving away the chance to win a Fertility Confidence Method Scholarship to come work with me and my team. Register at ttc.kelseyduncan.com/bootcamp

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