In episode 71, we interview Nutritional Therapist, Angela Heap, about the impact of the vaginal and uterine microbiome on fertility. In other words, how the bacteria and other microorganisms in your reproductive tract can actually influence your ability to get pregnant and carry successfully to term. The new research coming out on this topic has huge implications for women struggling with infertility and definitely has the potential to change treatment protocols for assisted reproductive procedures in the future. Tune in to learn about:

How the vaginal and uterine microbiome affect fertility and pregnancy outcomes
Specific species that are supposed to live in the vagina and how they protect us from harmful organisms and infection
Which lifestyle and environmental factors have the biggest influence the reproductive microbiome
How we might see changes to IUI and IVF treatment protocols as microbiome research continues to unfold
What women can do to investigate and improve vaginal and uterine microbiome health

You'll definitely find this episode helpful if you experience issues like recurrent UTIs or yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, vaginal itching, discharge, or odor, or you have a previous history of group b strep during pregnancy. It will also be helpful in for those with endometritis, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, hydrosalpinx, and thin uterine lining or implantation failure during fertility treatment.
You can find show notes for the episode and links to resources we discuss in the episode at https://tinyfeet.co/my-podcast/71.
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