EPISODE · Sep 24, 2023 · 52 MIN
20. Understanding the Role of Methylation in Pregnancy and Loss with Cliff Wilde
from What I Wish I Knew beyond Pregnancy Loss · host Sharna Southan
Hello beautiful souls! This was an interview that I did during my Summit in 2020. In it, I interview Cliff, who shares his personal journey with health issues and how it led him to become knowledgeable about pregnancy loss and fertility. We discuss the importance of questioning the medical narrative, the methylation system in our bodies, and the impact of lifestyle factors on overall health and fertility. Cliff emphasizes the need to understand underlying factors that may hinder our body's proper functioning and explains the role of methylation in sustaining a pregnancy. We also discuss the importance of finding the right practitioner. This was a very informative conversation and I hope you enjoyed it! Tune in to hear more!I would love to connect with you more on Instagram: @instituteofhealing_plApply to the Pregnancy Loss Practitioner Certification here! Check out the show notes for more information including links and resources mentioned in today’s episode!SHOW NOTES: Episode 20Support the Show.Disclaimer:Please note that the information shared in this podcast is not intended as medical advice. For personal medical advice and support, consult with your healthcare provider. Your Feedback Matters:If you found value in this episode, kindly leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your feedback is crucial in helping us deliver content that supports, informs, and heals. Feel free to share this episode on social media and tag us with your insights and takeaways. Support the show Sharna SouthanPregnancy Loss Practitioner & Trauma informed CoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/instituteofhealing_pl/W: www.sharnasouthan.com
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