Lots of people talk about what you need to take while you're pregnant, but what about the supplements that will boost your fertility and give your baby the healthiest foundation before you conceive? This week we'll discuss:

Next week we'll talk about modifying your preconception supplement routine based on your gene SNPs.

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If you're in the ideal situation of planning things out before you decide to get pregnant, then here are the factors you should work on before you try to conceive.

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Lots of us have babies without a lot of planning, but if you have the opportunity to plan your family then here is information about:

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Last week, we talked about Estrogen, the primary female sex hormone. This week, let's round out the conversation with a discussion about progesterone, testosterone, the pituitary hormones LH and FSH.

We'll talk about:

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We've all heard of estrogen, of course, but how much do you really know about it? Let's talk about why estradiol is called the Marilyn Monroe hormone. Also, the relative value of hormones vs the absolute value - which matters more? Let's talk about high estrogen symptoms, low estrogen symptoms and some of the causes for both.

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We already talked about what happens in women's bodies, but what about men? How do men make sperm that will be healthy enough to win the egg race? Let's talk about the four-month process called spermatogenesis. Check the show notes for more about spermatogenesis and MTHFR as well.

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To begin to talk about what is abnormal about women's menstrual cycles, we have to first understand what is normal. 

Most doctors and experts tend to talk about the two phases of a menstrual cycle, but to more accurately represent the lived experience of having a menstrual cycle, I think four phases are more accurate. These are:

Each phase has its own level of energy, physical changes, and of course hormone processes in the body. Each one also tells us a little bit about how you feel in the world at that time of the month. Let's talk about it!

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It's really tempting to avoid the diagnosis part of fertility - you can just get a bit healthier and it will all work out, right? Except for when it won't. Listen to Dr. Kate Naumes, ND and Dr. Amy Neuzil, ND talk about the biggest reasons why diagnosis is important if you're working on fertility.  Here's a hint: The problem might not even be with you.

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For the first episode of this season on infertility, hormones, and how it all ties in with genetics - let's actually talk about what "infertility" means and why you might have passed some major benchmarks without even knowing it.

Meet Dr. Kate Naumes, ND our fertility expert and see Dr. Amy Neuzil, ND in the video version.

Watch the video version here: What is Infertility anyway?

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The internet is full of doomsday prophecies about MTHFR and vaccines, but what does the actual science say? In this episode we'll cover:

• Dr. Amy's general views of vaccines
• MTHFR data in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System in the US
• MTHFR and the smallpox vaccine research
• A case report about MTHFR and blood clots after the covid-19 vaccine
• The controversial issue of vaccines and autism risk

This is the last episode of the season. Stay tuned for a Season Three preview in the next few weeks. We will have an exciting new topic, and Dr. Amy will collaborate with a dear friend and colleague, so stay tuned!

Over the summer, the blog will carry on at tohealthwiththat.com

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