In this episode of the Natural Fertility Podcast, Dr. Jane Levesque, a naturopathic doctor and natural fertility expert, delves into the intricate relationship between blood sugar levels and fertility. She shares her personal experiences with continuous glucose monitoring and its impact on her understanding of blood sugar regulation. Dr. Levesque discusses the importance of maintaining optimal blood glucose levels for overall hormonal balance, particularly for those struggling with infertility, pregnancy loss, or women's health issues. She emphasizes the value of continuous glucose monitoring in identifying dietary triggers and managing inflammation. She offers practical insights and recommendations for listeners in navigating the delicate balance of the ideal blood sugar level. Tune in for expert advice on optimizing your health and fertility naturally.==========STOP wasting time and suppressing your anxiety. Let's navigate your fertility journey together, so you can feel more confident and prepared for this next BIG chapter of your life. In Fertility 101, you'll join Dr. Jane, the creator of the Maximize Your Fertility Program, to learn how to enhance your fertility naturally. Participate in bi-weekly calls with Dr. Jane and learn alongside a private community of women on similar journeys.JOIN HEREEvery month, Dr. Jane takes on 2 couples where she works with them 1:1 to identify and overcome the root cause of their infertility.APPLY TODAY⁠==========Key Takeways01:20 Impact of Blood Glucose on Hormones03:01 Monitoring Blood Sugar Levels05:35 Blood Sugar Response to Different Foods09:09 Hormones and Blood Sugar Regulation12:44 Fruit Consumption and Blood Glucose Levels19:21 Managing Blood Glucose Levels20:22 Impact of Food Quality on Health24:57 Impact of Gestational DiabetesMemorable Quotes"When I monitored my blood sugar through the continuous glucose monitor, it was eye-opening. There were many things that were triggering my blood sugar to go up.""Blood sugar does not work alone. The way that your insulin works, glucagon and all those hormones, even leptin, are responsible for blood sugar regulation and your appetite. They're also dictating inflammation, which impacts cortisol and ovarian hormones such as progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen.""If you've been struggling with PCOS, endometriosis, any inflammatory conditions, brain fog, fatigue, pain of any kind, it will be absolutely eye-opening what you will learn through a continuous glucose monitor."Resources MentionedPurchase your own continuous glucose monitoring - and use code DRJANE to save $50 - https://www.nutrisense.io/?rfsn=8009734.66089a&utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=drjanelevesque&utm_term=8009734.66089a Connect With Dr. Jane LevesqueClick Here To Sign Up For Dr. Jane’s Hormones MasterclassWebsite - https://www.drjanelevesque.com/Instagram -

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