6 Lessons I’ve learned on my transition from Maiden to Mother
If you're feeling like you:
Need encouragement to continue making choices that go against the status quo when it comes to improving your fertility or doing what's best for you baby
You want to learn more about what it means to "listen to your intuition" or
If you just want to gain insights from a holistically-minded mother who has embarked on this journey of the motherhood transition mindfully and intentionally, this episode is for you.
Holistic Fertility Nutritionist and natural mama of 2 boys, Anisa Woodall, MS CN will share 6 key lessons she's learned throughout the process of matrescence (becoming a mother) that she wishes every maiden to hear before they become mothers.
Practical tips for making Non-toxic living Approachable
With “forever chemicals”, drugs in our tap water and pollution on the rise, considering the toxins and toxicants in our world can feel overwhelming and, understandably, a can of worms you might not want to open. But if you’re trying to conceive or preparing for pregnancy, it’s a critical factor for both parents to address BEFORE getting pregnant. This episode is packed with science-backed practical tips for reducing your toxin exposure on your quest for better health.
In this episode, Dr. Mark Woodall and Anisa Woodall discuss a variety of topics related to the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat- and how collectively they can create a high toxic burden, one that becomes critical to consider if you dream of achieving or maintaining a high quality of life, hormone balance, fertility and/or a healthy pregnancy.
What to look for in a Prenatal vitamin
Episode 2 of our podcast scratched the surface on the importance of preconception nutrition but with Ayla, we take a deeper dive into some of the key nutrients for fertility, compromises made in common prenatal supplements and why she decided to take the leap into starting her own prenatal supplement company.
Before the Bump, Bump Up Your Nutrition
Is preconception nutrition a new idea?
Traditional cultures prized nutrient dense foods like organ meats, fatty fish, bone-in meats, and eating nose-to-tail. Without even having names for the nutrients found in these foods, they had such strong intuition ( and generations of practice) to know exactly which foods helped young couples conceive.