The Truth About Inflammation and Fertility | How Can You Reduce Inflammation?

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• LU

  @LuceNelBuioTrovaLaVerità · 9 months ago (edited)

  A plant-based diet didn’t work well for me long term. I felt good during the first year, likely because of what I eliminated, but by the second year I developed hormonal imbalances along with iron and folate deficiencies.<br><br>I then transitioned to a keto and carnivore approach, and that’s when my health truly improved. I now eat grass-fed meat, pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed butter, small amounts of low-GI vegetables, and some blueberries, and I feel excellent.<br><br>I don’t tolerate many vegetables, as some cause bloating, and I cannot eat modern wheat at all. By the Grace of the Lord my CRP dropped from 5.5 to 1 on a high-fat, low-carb carnivore diet.<br><br>I’m currently researching ancient, biblical foods (which absolutely include Grassfed pasture raised beef, pasture raised eggs, ancient seasonal vegetable and seasonal fruits varieties and ancient whole grains like emmer and Eikron) and I am increasingly drawn toward that way of eating.

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• XT

  @XtineBB · 1 year ago

  What a big revelation. I’ve been taking nsaids around the clock alternating with Tylenol because I just got my mini-laparotomy TAC procedure. I plan to try in a month and I had NO IDEA that nsaids could prevent ovulation!!!! 😮😮😮 I’m always learning something new from your podcasts. Keep doing what you’re doing Dr. Crawford. You are helping soo many more people than you know. ❤

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• DK

  @DKemp-wh4ny · 4 months ago

  This episode was very informative. &nbsp;Thank you for sharing actionable steps. I feel I eat a balanced diet with lots of fruits and veggies but I have struggled with fibroids for years. Now I will look into inflammation.

• AL

  @alohadayto · 1 year ago (edited)

  That was ME complaining to two diff doctors about fatigue after starting fertility meds for IUI but lab result shows everything is normal. They dont want to test thyroid antibody anymore because I got positive last year and they said it will always be positive. They just said eat well

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• NO

  @normaserranocastilla7634 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!

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• DW

  @dwall808 · 1 year ago

  I had a miscarriage in February at 10 weeks and I’ve had two chemical pregnancies in the last two months. I’m in the middle of a diet change and I’m giving my body time to heal from all the inflammation that must be going on inside that keeps implantation from happening

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• TH

  @TheWisdomWithinDaily · 1 year ago

  As studying how our body is functioning, yes the inflammation plays a huge part in the body. &nbsp;Its requires to clean the body,mind and spirit from the toxins,heavy metals. So yes ,I believe that to take care of the body naturally with love and care thats very important.

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• TO

  @TomnwiWebnda · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much Doctor

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• YV

  @yvonnetuszing4911 · 1 year ago

  This woman 😍

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• 60

  @6000countingdown · 1 year ago

  Does data show that people with autoinflammatory diseases have a lower rate of becoming pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term?

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• AM

  @ameliacarepa6261 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for all of this information, super helpful. And thank you for sharing your own story ❤

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• AS

  @AstridRoman-el3xh · 1 year ago

  great episode! i am interested on recommendations you would have for someone that is diagnosed with an autoimmune disease (i.e. hashitmotos) w/ IBS. both well controlled and being monitored but struggling with &apos;unexplained infertility&apos;. all labs work is &apos;normal&apos;. what inflammation markers would you recommend to have drawn?

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