Progesterone - The Different Functions Of This Hormone And How To Support Its Production - Episode 127

In this episode of the Natural Fertility Podcast, Dr. Jane Levesque, a naturopathic doctor and natural fertility expert, challenges misconceptions about progesterone and its vital role beyond pregnancy. Dr. Levesque reviews the hormone's impact on fertility, brain function, and overall health. She emphasizes the importance of understanding progesterone's multifaceted functions and encourages listeners to advocate for their health. Tune in for a comprehensive exploration of how progesterone influences women's health and fertility, and learn why it is crucial to work with knowledgeable practitioners for personalized care.

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Key Insights

03:03 The Importance of Progesterone in Fertility

06:36 The Role of Progesterone in Health

12:13 The Connection Between Self-Sacrifice and Infertility

21:55 The Importance of Internal Energy and Self-Care

26:59 Importance of Hormone Analysis

Memorable Quotes

Progesterone is not just made by our ovaries; it’s also made by our nervous system, in our neuroglial cells, and it helps with brain function and neuromodulation.
If we are stressed, it’s not that the body isn’t making progesterone, it’s that it’s making it, but it’s going right into the cortisol pathway.
Progesterone is this hormone that sacrifices itself, and if I think about pregnancy and being a mother, it’s a very selfless act.
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