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Answers to the questions you've always had: how to beat morning sickness (or, all-day sickness more like!), face your fears of giving birth and discover what reeealllly happens after birth with your hormones and body. A million thanks to everyone who sent through your questions - keep 'em coming for future episodes!Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

I probably sound like a broken record, but hey, if you didn't know, oxidative stress is a major player in men's infertility. And at the moment we have very expensive and limited ways to find out just how much it is affecting each man. It makes sense that supplements designed to combat oxidative stress would be the antidote. Right??!Plot twist!You'll need to listen to the end to hear all about which supplements we have researched, what the WHO recommends about male supplements, the risks of taking them when you don't need them, and some practical (and safe) changes we can make.TIMESTAMPS0:35 Sperm health is sooo important1:35 Why current sperm tests are letting us down3:29 Our current accessibility to testing oxidative damage5:14 The six supplements that possibly make a difference10:00 What the WHO recommends10:52 When taking supplements is a bad thing11:39 Three ways you can find out if you need supplements14:00 Summary of all of the aboveFertility Foods downloadable for men to tweak their diet. Quick-Fix Call info if ya wanna take me up on the invite.Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

With a 50%-freaking-decrease in sperm count globally over the last 40 years, sperm health has never been a bigger issue in the realm of fertility. I chat about what affects sperm quality and quantity, talk about male infertility testing including what kind of information a typical sperm test provides you with (spoiler: not enough!), and what are the biggest culprits that could be slowing down your road to parenthood. If you're a man wanting to have a baby, this episode is compulsory listening ;)Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

Join me as we uncover the secrets of baby-making timing and frequency. Curious about the impact of intimacy on sperm quality? From decoding fertility signs to finding that sweet spot for conception, this episode's got all the insights you need to supercharge your journey to parenthood. Let's make boosting your fertility a whole lot more fun!TIMESTAMPS[00:00] Why timing sex can save you a lot of effort[00:25] Best time for conception explained[01:00] Sperm need to arrive before your egg is released[02:00] Cervical mucus and fertility signs[05:00] Effect of abstinence on sperm - it swings both ways[08:00] Frequency of sex & sperm quality. In summary, here's what you gotta know.Get your own Quick-Fix Call. It's not called 15-mins in nutrition heaven for nothing. Find out more on our services page (towards the bottom).Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

Join me, Hannah Eriksen, as I share my/our unique path to parenthood. From debunking fertility myths to unveiling surprising lifestyle tweaks, this episode reveals the meandering story of how we welcomed our son, Sebastian. Wanna be nosy about the highs, lows, and miracle of our journey? Grab a cuppa and listen in on our story.TIMESTAMPS[00:00] Starting Out: Sharing our journey and lifestyle changes for fertility[02:42] Clearing Myths: Correcting misconceptions, introducing cycle tracking[05:27] Lifestyle Tweaks: Diet and exercise impact on my menstrual cycle[00:07:48] Matt's Role: Addressing low sperm count, and stress reduction[09:29] Divine Surprise: Bet you didn't see this coming[11:21] Birth Experience: My pregnancy, Seb's birth and some post-birth reflectionsGet your own Quick-Fix Call. It's not called 15-mins in nutrition heaven for nothing. Find out more on our services page (towards the bottom).Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

Here to reduce your endo pain naturally? Join me as I explore the intricate relationship between estrogen dominance, inflammation, and certain types of fats, such as palmitic acid, which quite likely make things worse. You'll hear where things are at between endometriosis and red meat, alcohol, caffeine, and even environmental disruptors like pesticides and BPA. While some people with endometriosis find relief by cutting out certain foods like gluten and soy due to their potential inflammatory effects, you'll figure out if this is something YOU need to do, and how to go about it. Are you on the lookout for a FODMAP dietitian near you? Here's a list of who specialises in this area.TIMESTAMPS01:29 Total fat, saturated fat and palmitic acid...and where to find them04:39 Meat and endo05:57 Alcohol and caffeine, not so bad?07:27 EDC's - what, where, who?09:32 FODMAPs, gluten & soy - do you need to level up?OTHER FREEBIES- Endo bloat: top tips to deflate- Eat More Plants: recipe bookWanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

Today's episode is all about reducing endometriosis pain naturally, a topic that affects 5 to 15% of women globally. I provide a list of over ten different foods that are proven to help. And whether you're planning to have a baby in one year or ten, the tips I share here can boost your chances when the time is right. We'll explore how diet can be more effective than conventional treatments like surgery and medication (when part of holistic care). So, if you're looking to manage endo pain better join me as I uncover what can *actually* make a difference. You might be in for a surprise or two! TIMESTAMPS00:50 Why everyone with endo needs to see a dietitian, if they're planning a pregnancy or not.02:04 Estrogen dominance and inflammation are...03:03 What kinds of foods can help?03:52 Polyphenols and phytoestogens06:01 How fibre reduces excess estrogen, among other things12:20 Supplementation14:21 Secret powerhouses of antioxidants .... download the herb & spice flavour combinations cheat sheet here.Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

In this episode, we're diving into the world of endometriosis and the dreaded "endo belly." If you're not familiar, endo is when the uterine lining decides to go on a field trip outside the uterus, causing pain, scarring, and bloating that makes you question your clothing choices. We'll explore the reasons behind the endo belly, including inflammation, hormonal fluctuations, gut microbiome shenanigans, stress, sluggish guts, increased sensitivity, and diaphragm hijinks. But fear not my fellow endo warriors, I've got a list of seven strategies to combat the belly, ranging from food tweaks to lifestyle changes. And if you're up for it, grab your handy resource with even more tips to bid farewell to your phantom pregnancy days. So let's say goodbye to bloating and hello to feeling fabulous. Oh, and don't forget to check out Oh Goodness! Nutrition's website and Instagram for more nutrition and hormone hacks.Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

In this episode, we'll uncover how exercise can beat insulin resistance and boost your fertility. From the immediate effects of active muscles to the long-term benefits of improved insulin receptors and mitochondrial activity, we've got the juicy nuggets you need. We'll explore three main types of movement— aerobic, resistance, and high-intensity interval training—and discuss the most effective ways to reduce insulin resistance. Remember, it's all about consistency and finding what exercise brings you joy. So get ready to crush those sugar cravings, manage insulin resistance, and have some fun along the way.TIMESTAMPS00:27 Recap on "do you have insulin resistance (IR)?"01:28 Five ways exercise deals with IR03:38 The three main types of movement04:23 The relative effectiveness of each type of movement at squashing IR07:45 How long to exercise benefits last? i.e. how often do I need to move to manage my IR?08:56 Some proven hacks to exercise consistently, my friend. 11:53 See you next time!Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).

Last episode might have caused some mild panic when I shared how common insulin resistance is, but don't sweat it! I've got some fantastic news for you, and it involves the three magical words we all love: food, food, and more food! Now, listen up because I'm about to dish out some tasty tidbits. We're going to chat about the troublemakers that worsen insulin resistance (yep, they're on the "avoid" list), and then we'll dive into some of the edible goodness that can actually fix it.TIMESTAMPS00:25 Recap of insulin resistance01:00 Foods that cause insulin resistance03:27 How you can use food to reduce insulin resistance05:30 Probiotics and insulin resistance06:36 Are you ready to accept the challenge?08:44 Freebie recipe bookI WANT MY RECIPE BOOK (PLEASE)!Here's the episode link to share when you hear some muppet talking about cutting out vegetables in the name of health.Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!) Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?Wanna know if you're eating right to get pregnant faster? Don't be like the other 97%* of women who are missing out on some key foods (and baby-loving nutrients!). Get your Fertility Favourite Foods checklist here.*A weirdly specific number, yes. A study of >5000 women in NZ found that most of them weren't eating enough of the foods we know help make the best babies. For more of a shocker, a similar study in Australia showed that 0% were eating ideally (even though two-thirds of them thought they were!)Will you leave me a rating or review? Pretty please with a cherry on top?I'm also on da Insta at ohgoodness_nutrition. Drop by with a wave and let's be friends.Email me love notes, questions, or comments at [email protected] Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).