Welcome to the first episode of the Fertility Freak Podcast! Your host, Michelle Tillman, a fertility expert, is here to provide clarity, strategy, and encouragement on your trying-to-conceive journey. Many women assume that ovulating regularly means pregnancy should come easily, but there’s much more to the equation. In this episode, we break down four key factors that could be preventing conception, even when ovulation is occurring.

Michelle covers:

• The difference between egg quantity vs. egg quality and why quality matters more
• How stress, micronutrient deficiencies, and lack of sleep impact fertility
• Understanding your true ovulation window and why tracking apps can be misleading
• The two phases of your cycle and how a luteal phase defect can prevent implantation
• How hormonal imbalances and inflammation can interfere with conception

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