Episode 228: 4 Simple Solutions When Ovulation is Delayed (Or Doesn’t Happen at All)

 

If you're sitting on day 30 of your cycle wondering why you haven't ovulated yet, this episode is for you. Ovulation is like a monthly report card for overall health. When it's delayed or missing, your body is missing out on progesterone, your "keep calm and carry on" hormone that stabilizes mood, improves sleep, and supports metabolism.

In this episode I'm sharing:

  • Why stress (both obvious and hidden internal stress like food sensitivities) literally hijacks hormone production and delays ovulation

  • The nutrient deficiencies that prevent ovulation (magnesium, B vitamins, & zinc) and why your "normal" labs might miss the real story

  • How thyroid issues and PCOS mess with ovulation timing, even when doctors say you're fine

  • Why that intense workout routine or restrictive diet sends your body into survival mode

  • My exact approach to get ovulation back on track naturally

Remember: ovulation brings your period. No ovulation means no real period just withdrawal bleeds that fool you into thinking everything's fine. This episode will help you get to the root of why your body hits pause on ovulation and what you can do to get back on track.

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