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Laura MacDonald

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Milena Mastroianni

Registered Nutritional Therapist, mBANT, CNHC

MA, BA (Hons), DipION, BANT, CNHC

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Caroline Redmond

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Registered Nurse & Nutritional Therapist, BA(Hons), PGDip, PGDip, MSc, RN1, RHV, mBANT

Isobel Austin-Little

BA (Hons), DipCNM, BANT, CNHC

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Registered Nutritional Therapist, BSc, MMedSci, MSc, PGDip, PNPD, NLP Practitioner, mBANT, CNHC

Registered Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner, CNHC, BANT

Peak District, UK

Registered Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner, DipION, BANT UK

Munich, Germany

Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner, Qualified Yoga Teacher and Clinical Pharmacist

Jenya Di Pierro

BA, MA, DipCNM, ANP, FNC

Kirsty Harrison

Diploma in Naturopathic Nutrition (CNM), CNHC, BANT

BA (Hons), DipION, mBANT, mCNHC

Weybridge, Surrey

Diploma Nutritional Therapy DipCNM, BANT, CNHC

BSc, DipCNM, BANT, CNHC

DipION, BA (Hons), Qualified Health Coach, mBANT rCNHC

Weybridge and Online

Kirsten Mooring

BA(Hons), DipION, BANT, CNHC

BA (Hons), DipCNM, mBANT, CNHC

DipION, BANT, CNHC

Registered Nutritional Therapist, DipIHS, Nutrition and Lifestyle coach, Mindfulness Instructor, mNTOI

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Sandra Greenbank

DipNT, AFCMP, FdSc, BANT, CNHC, IFM

During Baby Loss Awareness Week, we want to highli

During Baby Loss Awareness Week, we want to highlight the important steps we recommend you take after a loss.

Fertility nutritionist Milena Mastroianni highlights three critical testing areas to help uncover answers and support your journey forward:

1️⃣ Advanced Thyroid Function Testing: Assessing TSH, T3, T4, and thyroid antibodies is essential for optimal egg development and progesterone production.

2️⃣ Reproductive Microbiome Testing: Understanding both vaginal and seminal microbiomes can identify any asymptomatic infections or imbalances that may affect implantation and embryo development.

3️⃣ Beyond Semen Analysis: It’s vital to consider further evaluations like DNA fragmentation and oxidative stress and a referral to a fertility urologist.

🌼 Join Milena for her FREE Masterclass on November 7th to explore these areas further. DM @rootandleaf.nutrition for the registration link, or check our stories.

Remember, you are not alone.

#BabyLossAwarenessWeek #BLAW2024 #PregnancyAndInfantLoss

Healing after a loss is a process that involves no

Healing after a loss is a process that involves nourishing both your mind and body.

Simple foods like eggs, Greek yoghurt, and protein-rich smoothies can give your body the nutrients it needs without overwhelming your digestion.

Healthy fats, like avocado and nuts, are also key for brain health and emotional resilience. ⁠ ⁠

👉 Contact @vickiharmer_nutrition for more personalised nutritional support during your healing journey, and book a free discovery call. ⁠

#BabyLossAwareness #BLAW2024

As Baby Loss Awareness Week approaches, it’s imp

As Baby Loss Awareness Week approaches, it’s important to recognise how deeply grief can affect our bodies, especially after experiencing a loss.

Nutritional therapist Vicki Harmer specialises in fertility and is talking to you today about nourishing yourself during this incredibly difficult time.

While eating may feel like the last thing on your mind, choosing small, nutrient-dense meals can support the body and help manage the stress response triggered by grief.

Grief can lead to higher levels of stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, impacting digestion, energy, and overall well-being.

Losing your appetite or turning to comfort food is common, but nourishing yourself with simple and balanced meals can make all the difference in your healing journey.

Vicki will be sharing more tips this week, so stay tuned.

👉 And if you need personal support, she's here. Connect directly here to set up a discovery call with @vickiharmer_nutrition

Take care of yourself.

#BabyLossAwarenessWeek #GriefAndHealing #BLAW2024 #NutritionAndGrief

Fetal Microchimerism doesn’t exactly roll off th

Fetal Microchimerism doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, but we think you might agree that it’s wonderfully warming to understand and even feels a bit magical.

Magical as it might sound, it has been scientifically defined and proven that during any stage of a pregnancy, our baby’s cells enter the mother’s bloodstream, where they can continue to exist for decades.

Researchers are still unravelling the mysteries of these fetal cells and what, if any, their purpose might be. They can be found in maternal tissues, and it has also been suggested that they might play a role in bodily healing and response to injury.

As #BabyLossAwarenessWeek approaches, we hope that this information will provide some comfort to you. Even when a pregnancy ends too soon, there is a special bond that exists.

Sending love and light to all, and if you’d like to read and understand further about Fetal Microchimerism, drop us a DM, and we’ll send you a link to an informative study.

👉 Milena Mastroianni invites you to Become Your Own Fertility Sherlock and join her free online masterclass on 7th November. Head to our stories today to sign up or connect directly with @rootandleaf.nutrition for info.

As we step into October, let's talk about a nutrie

As we step into October, let's talk about a nutrient that deserves some spotlight this time of year: Vitamin D!

While it's impossible to crown just one nutrient as the most important for fertility, Vitamin D is definitely a top contender.

We all know its power for immune function, and its role in reducing the severity of illnesses like COVID is well-documented.

So, it's no surprise that we should all be mindful of our Vitamin D levels.

But did you know that vitamin D plays a crucial role in fertility, too?

Its receptors are scattered throughout the female reproductive system—ovaries, uterus, and placenta, you name it.

Research even shows that adequate levels are linked to better pregnancy rates and outcomes with ART (assisted reproductive technologies).

As we shift into autumn, it's important to remember that sun exposure—the primary source of vitamin D—dwindles.

That’s why testing is so important.

Low levels are associated with early miscarriage risks, while optimal levels (above 75nmol/L) are more likely to lead to clinical pregnancies—even for those using donor eggs.

Vitamin D helps with:
☀️ Egg quality
☀️ Implantation outcomes
☀️ Placental health
☀️ Reduced risks of preeclampsia and gestational diabetes ... and so much more!

And let's not forget about men's fertility. Low Vitamin D is tied to reduced testosterone and semen quality.

Everyone's needs are different, though.

To avoid deficiency or toxicity, we recommend a quick, easy fingerprick test to check your levels—because your fertility journey deserves precision, not guesswork.

👉 Get in touch with a member of our team to find out more about testing and dosage.

🔗 Head to our bionfor direct links to our practitioners.

Navigating the fertility journey can feel overwhel

Navigating the fertility journey can feel overwhelming, but having the proper support makes all the difference. Laura MacDonald, a registered nutritional therapist and fertility specialist, works with individuals and couples at any stage of their fertility journey.

With her own experience of fertility struggles, including a diagnosis of ‘unexplained infertility,’ Laura knows firsthand the emotional toll it can take.

Laura believes in empowering her clients with the tools and knowledge that give them the best chance at starting a family, using the latest nutritional science, testing, and lifestyle recommendations.

👉 If you’re seeking support on your parenthood journey, connect with @laura.nutrition to discuss working together.

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