01/14/2026
One of THEE most common misconceptions in fertility care is that if pregnancy starts, the body must be ready to sustain it.
Def not true. Maybe you know this all too well?
Those are two very different physiological questions.
Most standard evaluations are designed to rule out disease — not to assess whether the body has the metabolic STABILITY, inflammatory balance, and nutrient sufficiency required to support early pregnancy. And keep it safely in fact to term.
So when pregnancy loss happens more than once, it’s often labeled “bad luck” or “unexplained,” even though there are patterns worth understanding.
This doesn’t mean something is wrong with your body. It means the level of care you’ve been offered may not be looking at the full picture.
Insert….. 💕Beyond “Bad Luck” 💕
The Missing Piece in Recurrent Miscarriage
I’m teaching a live workshop later this month on what’s often missed — and what actually changes outcomes before trying again.
You’re not gonna wanna miss this.
🗓 Wednesday, Jan 28
📍 Virtual + live workshop
⏰ 7:00 PM ET
🔗 Registration link in bio
