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Fertility Health | Pregnancy | Postpartum

Learn more about how to increase your chances of

getting pregnant with naturopathic medicine.

What to Eat if You Have Endometriosis
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What to Eat if You Have Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a condition driven by inflammation and hormonal imbalance.

A generally anti inflammatory diet is one of the best ways to help to reduce symptoms and increase quality of life, along with other recommendations your ND may make.

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Insulin Resistance and PCOS
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Insulin Resistance and PCOS

If you’re struggling to lose weight and you have PCOS the reason is insulin resistance!

Insulin resistance means that your body is no longer able to respond to insulin as it should. Insulin is great when it can actually do its job - when food is consumed and the blood glucose level rises, insulin increases to push glucose into the cells for storage and to make proteins and fats.

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What’s the difference between Subfertility and Infertility?
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What’s the difference between Subfertility and Infertility?

Did you know that 1 in 8 couples are affected by infertility?

Infertility is defined as failure to conceive after 12 months of regular unprotected sexual intercourse under 35 years old, or after six months if over 35 years old.

Subfertility is less commonly discussed but affects almost 1 in 4 couples!

Subfertility is a period of reduced ability to get pregnant. It usually includes women under age 30 who aren't able to get pregnant after six cycles of unprotected sex.

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How NDs Treat PMS
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How NDs Treat PMS

“I get cramps before my period, I get cramps during my period and I get cramps when I’m ovulating - Help!”

Hands up if you experience this!

Did you know that there are over 200 known PMS symptoms?!

Although common, PMS symptoms including cramps are not normal!

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