Here are 5 Foods I would be eating if I were TTC right now

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✨ Your plate = your fertility superpower! ✨

What you eat (and don’t eat) plays a HUGE role in your fertility journey. Here’s a breakdown of foods to add to your plate and those to skip if you’re trying to conceive:

Before we get into it, be sure to share this with a friend who is trying to conceive!

βœ… Fertility-Friendly Foods:

πŸ₯¬ Leafy Greens – Packed with fiber for hormone balance, antioxidants that support egg and sperm health and folate which supports ovulation and a lower risk of miscarriage!

🍳 Eggs – Loaded with vitamin A for hormone regulation and choline for baby’s brain development.

🍠 Sweet Potatoes – Rich in beta-carotene to support hormone production and a healthy uterine lining for implantation.

🍀 Shrimp – Couples who consume more seafood, including shrimp, tend to conceive faster. Shrimp is also rich in vitamins and minerals that support reproductive health.

πŸ₯› Full-Fat Yogurt – Research suggests that consuming full-fat dairy products like yogurt can improve ovulatory function. It's also a great source of calcium and vitamin D, essential for reproductive health.

Your diet is a powerful piece of the fertility puzzle, and I’m here to help!

✨Apply to work with us and we can nourish your body for better fertility. πŸ₯‘

Trust me, your taste buds (and hormones) are going to love this! πŸ‘€βœ¨ 

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