TTC but still using OPKs?!

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When your goal is to get pregnant this year but you're still just using OPKs to track your cycle... 🀦‍♀️

Or you're drinking coffee on an empty stomach…

Or you’re doing CrossFit at 5 AM fasted…

Or you’re “just” taking a prenatal…

Or your idea of eating healthy is grilled chicken and rice…

You deserve more than a "hope and pray" strategy when it comes to your fertility.

πŸ‘‰ Most couples get pregnant within 3-6 months of trying.

πŸ’‘ If you're doing the same things you were last year and you’re still not pregnant, why do you expect a different result this year?

The definition of insanity: Doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome.

Here’s the thing: OPKs don't confirm ovulation—many women come to me thinking they’re ovulating, but they’re not. OPKs only measure LH surges, not actual ovulation or progesterone production.

Sound familiar? Maybe you’re still:
β˜• Drinking coffee on an empty stomach
πŸ₯— Skipping meals or eating foods that disrupt your hormones
πŸ‹οΈ‍♀️ Overexercising without realizing it
πŸ’Š Taking supplements without knowing if they’re actually helping

If you want to get pregnant this year, you need a personalized strategy designed by a fertility expert who can see what you can’t so you can optimize your highest chances of getting pregnant.

And if you're tired of feeling stuck and want to finally get pregnant this year, it’s time for a fertility tune-up.

 

If you’re ready to take control of your fertility and get pregnant this year, you can apply for a πŸ†“ Fertility Success Planning Call where we can chat about how exactly we can make that happen. 

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