EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 46 MIN
Take Control of Your Health w/NaPro Technology, with Dr. Monique Ruberu
In recent years, many women have become increasingly proactive about their health, particularly when it comes to understanding their reproductive systems. This growing interest has brought attention to various methods of tracking menstrual cycles and fertility, one of which is Napro Technology. But what exactly is Napro Technology, and how does it differ from traditional approaches? In our latest episode, Dr. Monique Ribeiro dives deep into Napro Technology, a revolutionary approach that goes beyond the traditional methods of tracking fertility and women’s health. Unlike the typical one-size-fits-all solutions often prescribed, Napro focuses on understanding your unique cycle and the root causes behind your symptoms. Additionally, hear from Heather Vasquez, Executive Director of Next Steps Pregnancy Services and sponsor of MBEC 2026, as she explores the vital work of a pro-life pregnancy center in Linwood, Washington. Resources NWH Cycle App Natural Women's Health Website Dr. Monique Ruberu YouTube Channel Next Steps Pregnancy Services Learn more about us at www.aaplog.orgBecome a member at www.aaplog.org/joinJoin our mailing list here.Click here to donate.Follow us on:FacebookTwitterInstagram
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In recent years, many women have become increasingly proactive about their health, particularly when it comes to understanding their reproductive systems. This growing interest has brought attention to various methods of tracking menstrual cycles and fertility, one of which is Napro Technology. But what exactly is Napro Technology, and how does it differ from traditional approaches? In our latest episode, Dr. Monique Ribeiro dives deep into Napro Technology, a revolutionary approach th...
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