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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2025 · 23 MIN

Hot or Not: What the Hell Is a Basal Body Temperature and Why Should You Care?

from The Health Class She Deserves · host Autumn Paone

What's up ladies, welcome to class! It's just me (Autumn) again today with a short but sweet ep for you guys.We're discussing the importance of tracking basal body temperature (BBT) for understanding your unique cycle. I explain the science behind BBT, how it relates to ovulation and hormonal changes, and offer practical advice on how to track it.I also emphasize the significance of this data for personal health insights so that you can properly advocate for yourself.00:00 Introduction to Basal Body Temperature (BBT) Tracking02:09 Understanding the Science of BBT and Ovulation04:18 The Role of Hormones in BBT Changes06:20 Interpreting BBT Data for Health Insights09:54 Tracking BBT: Methods and Best Practices13:15 Using Your Data to Advocate at the Doctor14:44 Using BBT for Birth Control20:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts on BBTWatch the episode!Sign up for the newsletter (it's free!)InstagramTikTok20% OFF Natural CyclesBe a guest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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