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How To Become Fertile Again – Getting To The Root Cause Of Infertility

Wouldn’t it be wonderful, if couples who are struggling to get pregnant, could stop struggling, if all they had to do was get to the root cause of their challenge and resolve it? Most, if not all, health challenges area a result of an underlying root cause. More often than not, once the root cause is resolved, the body can be brought back into balance, and hormones can balance as a result. Sound too good to be true? Nothing of course, is guaranteed. That said, I hope this interview with functional nutrition practitioner, Leahan Frandsen sparks some curiosity on how to become fertile again.

– What are they missing with the $10,000 IVF?
– What has gut health got to do with hormones?
– What are the main culprits that harm your gut health?
– What is our current environment and “food” supply doing to us?
– Are there other toxins?
– What are (legal) drugs doing to your gut?
– How FAST can you rebalance?

Leahan reveals how she went from being infertile to fertile, by discovering the root cause of her hormonal imbalances. She thoroughly researched her challenges, diagnosed herself with a condition, and started repairing her gut with a strict anti-inflammatory approach, to bring her body back into balance.

I am of the opinion (among many others in the nutrition and naturopathic world) that when the body is in balance, we should not experience any illnesses, symptoms or chronic diseases. We all have a different genetic make up and if we’re suffering from anything, whether it’s a skin condition (like eczema or psoriasis), or asthma, or digestive challenge, or joint pains, or migraines, or excessive body fat, or low testosterone, or chronic pain, or multiple sclerosis – or infertility – these are all purely symptoms of the body being out of balance.

In this interview, Leahan talks about her unsuccessful experience with IVF, using poor quality eggs and a body that she believes was not ready for it. This cost her $10,000. This was shortly after she diagnosed herself with celiac disease, which at the time, was a not a common illness. Soon after that, she did some more investigation, and realised very quickly, that she had one thing to focus on.

Check out this Facebook Live interview, and please share with anyone you know this will benefit. This is quite literally life-changing, life-creating, information.