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Sarah Willoughby

A conversation with Sarah Willoughby

I recently had the pleasure of joining the fantastic Sarah Willoughby on her Podcast. Sarah is an Infertility Coach and bestselling author of Infertility Saved My Life:...
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The Fertility Waiting Game

One of the hardest things about being on a fertility journey is not knowing when your baby will show up. When your emotional tank runs dry, journey...

Is Metal Toxicity Blocking Your Fertility?

Unfortunately, metal toxicity inside the human body is more common than you might think. Heavy metals are coming in from so many different directions. For example: In the...

Could Your Fertility Be Dormant?

I pose this question: Could your fertility simply be dormant? We are bombarded by the message that as soon as you turn 35, your fertility falls off...
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Vegetable Oil; The Anti-Fertility Food

Who would have thought that vegetable oils could present such harm to your fertility; and yet they do. Here’s why. The consumption of polyunsaturated industrial seed oils...
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Conceiving Is All About Receiving

With the festive season fast approaching I thought it would be topical to write about receiving in relation to conceiving your baby.   When you are in a...
Trust The Process

Are you able to trust the process?

So many people start their fertility journey full of hope and excitement. However, as time goes by those feelings can get eroded. Before you know it, doubt...
Emotional or Rational Decision Making?

Are you making decisions from emotion or wisdom?

On a fertility journey, it’s so easy to get completely caught up in the emotion of it all. It might be a doctor telling you that your...
Past Emotions

Could the energy of the past have a hold on you?

I’ve talked before about the importance of the liver when it comes to hormones and your fertility.  The liver is the most multi tasked organ in the...
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A Cornucopia of Fertile Energy

I love the word Cornucopia; it literally means a horn of plenty.  The word cornucopia seemed very fitting for this blog post title because fertility is, by...