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25/10/2025

In clinic, I hear so many women say, “I’m worried my egg quality isn’t good because of my age.” But good egg quality isn’t just about age—it’s about the environment your eggs are growing in. The truth is, every choice you make—what you eat, how you move, how you manage stress—shapes the health of your eggs. Your body is constantly responding to how you care for it, and that means there’s so much you can do to influence fertility naturally. By focusing on balanced nutrition, reducing toxins, supporting your hormones and calming your stress response, you can truly nurture better egg health. It’s empowering when you realise that your fertility isn’t just defined by a number—it’s supported by your daily choices.
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24/10/2025

While regular exercise supports hormone balance and s***m production, too much heavy lifting or extreme training can sometimes do the opposite. Repeated strain, tight clothing, or long periods of heat around the groin area can raise testicular temperature, reducing s***m count and motility.

It’s not just about the gym—physical labour, cycling, or sitting for long hours can have similar effects. The testicles need to stay slightly cooler than body temperature to maintain healthy s***m production, so consistent overheating or overtraining can quietly impact fertility.

Moderation, rest, hydration, and supportive clothing all help protect s***m health while maintaining fitness. Balance is key—your body performs best when stress (even physical) is managed wisely.
Have you or your partner considered how training intensity might affect fertility?

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22/10/2025

Sleep is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to support male fertility. Poor sleep lowers testosterone and reduces s***m count, while consistent, restorative rest helps regulate the hormones that drive s***m production. During deep sleep, the body releases luteinising hormone—the signal that tells the te**es to make testosterone and healthy s***m.

Men who regularly get less than seven hours of quality sleep may also experience reduced s***m motility and increased DNA damage, both of which affect conception success.

Encouraging your partner to establish a consistent sleep routine, reduce late-night screen time, and support restful evenings can make a remarkable difference to s***m quality and overall fertility health.

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20/10/2025

Testosterone plays a vital role in male fertility—it supports s***m production, quality, and overall reproductive health. Low testosterone can lead to poor s***m quality and reduced fertility, but here’s the thing most men think that by taking testosterone supplements this will increase fertility. In reality, external testosterone can actually suppress natural s***m production by signalling the brain to stop making its own supply.

Instead, the focus should be on naturally supporting testosterone through nutrition, sleep, movement, and stress management. Nutrients such as zinc, magnesium, and vitamin D are key for healthy hormone balance and s***m development.

Protecting natural testosterone levels supports both vitality and fertility—without disrupting your body’s delicate hormonal feedback system.

18/10/2025

Fertility is a shared journey, yet so often the focus falls solely on the woman. The truth is, s***m health contributes just as much to conception success as egg health. Poor s***m quality can affect fertilisation, implantation, and even early pregnancy outcomes—but the good news is, it can be improved.

Nutrition, stress, sleep, and environmental exposures all play a huge role. When both partners commit to nourishing their bodies, the path to conception becomes stronger and more supported. This isn’t about blame—it’s about teamwork.

The fertility journey feels lighter when you walk it together, both making small, meaningful changes that create the best possible start for your baby. Inside Naturally Nurtured Fertility, I work with couples to build this foundation—because thriving fertility takes two.

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17/10/2025

High sugar intake can cause insulin resistance and hormonal imbalances—two major factors that can interfere with fertility.

When blood sugar levels are unstable, the body produces more insulin, which in turn disrupts ovulation and lowers progesterone. Over time, this imbalance can contribute to conditions such as PCOS and irregular cycles.

Reducing refined sugars and focusing on whole, unprocessed foods helps stabilise hormones, support egg and s***m quality, and improve energy and mood. Choose slow-releasing carbohydrates like sweet potato, quinoa, and legumes, and pair them with protein or healthy fats to balance blood sugar naturally.

Balanced blood sugar means balanced hormones—and that’s the foundation of optimal fertility.

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13/10/2025

Yes, mental health can significantly impact fertility. Anxiety and depression can affect hormonal balance, disrupt ovulation, and alter cycle regularity. When the body is under ongoing emotional or psychological stress, cortisol and adrenaline rise—these stress hormones compete with reproductive hormones like progesterone and oestrogen, making conception more difficult.
Emotional wellbeing is just as vital as nutrition or supplements when preparing for pregnancy. Gentle practices such as mindfulness, breathing exercises, journalling, or simply slowing down your schedule can help regulate your nervous system and support a more fertile environment.
When mind and body work together, hormones respond in harmony—creating space for conception to naturally occur.

11/10/2025

So often in clinic, I meet women who believe that taking folate or a prenatal vitamin is enough to prepare for pregnancy. But folate is just the beginning. True preconception nutrition goes far deeper—it’s about nourishing your body at a cellular level, supporting egg and s***m quality, balancing hormones, and creating the healthiest environment possible for conception and pregnancy. Your body needs time, the right nutrients, and a personalised approach to thrive. This isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about giving yourself the best start before that positive test even happens. When you understand your body’s needs, you can make empowered choices that truly support fertility from the inside out.
Learn how to nourish your preconception health with my free fertility resources: https://rebeccasnaturalhealthcare.com/resources/

10/10/2025

Yes, food intolerances can impact fertility. When your body reacts to certain foods, it creates inflammation that can disrupt hormone balance, interfere with ovulation, and affect implantation. Chronic inflammation can also alter gut health, which plays a vital role in how your body processes and eliminates hormones such as oestrogen.
Common culprits include gluten, dairy, soy, and processed foods—but triggers are highly individual. Identifying and removing inflammatory foods can restore balance, reduce stress on the immune system, and support a healthier uterine environment.
Supporting fertility often begins with nourishing your digestive system—it’s where hormone harmony starts. Listening to your body’s subtle reactions can make a remarkable difference in your conception journey. It is always advisable to speak to your primary healthcrae practitioner before removig or eliminating nay foods from your diet. They can help with advise to fill the gas if your are missing any essential nutirtion.

08/10/2025

Yes, dehydration can directly impact s***m quality. Low hydration reduces semen volume, thickens seminal fluid, and slows s***m motility—making it harder for s***m to reach and fertilise the egg. Even mild dehydration can change the pH balance of semen, affecting s***m survival and function.

Staying well hydrated supports nutrient transport, hormone balance, and optimal temperature regulation within the te**es—all vital for healthy s***m production. Aim for 1.5 to 2 litres of filtered water daily, more if you’re active or in warmer weather. Include electrolyte-rich foods like leafy greens, avocado, and sea salt to enhance absorption.

Consistent hydration can be one of the simplest yet most effective steps toward improving male fertility health.

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06/10/2025

Adaptogens are a unique group of herbs that help the body adapt to stress and restore balance—two essentials for fertility. Chronic stress can disrupt ovulation, delay cycles and deplete hormones, so supporting your stress response is a key part of preconception care.

Herbs such as ashwagandha and maca gently nourish the adrenal glands, stabilise cortisol and promote balanced communication between the brain, thyroid and reproductive hormones. This helps regulate menstrual cycles, improve energy and enhance libido—creating a more fertile environment for conception.

When used correctly, adaptogens work alongside your body rather than against it. They’re not a quick fix, but a steady foundation for hormonal harmony and resilience.

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16 Trentham Way
Langwarrin, VIC
3910

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Monday	10am - 12pm
Tuesday	10am - 2pm
Wednesday	12:30pm - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 8pm
Saturday	7am - 12pm

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