Jennifer McAleer
Founder
Key Insights
- Lab numbers like AMH are just information, not verdicts on fertility outcomes
- Gradual dietary changes are more sustainable than extreme restrictions
- Fertility foods should be convenient, delicious, and hormone-supporting without causing stress
Actionable Advice
- Make dietary changes one step at a time rather than eliminating everything at once
- Choose organic meats and produce to reduce hormone-disrupting chemicals
- Don't eliminate all pleasures from your fertility diet - moderate enjoyment is sustainable
- Name your saboteurs (like calling them 'chickens') and mentally dismiss them when they appear
From This Conversation
Teachings 7
You can maintain pleasure in your fertility diet without sabotaging your hormone health
Jennifer McAleer continued drinking wine and coffee while following a fertility-friendly diet and successfully conceived at 43 after recurrent miscarriage
Taking your fertility future into your own hands is a gangster move that leads to success
Jennifer McAleer refused to accept her 0.05 AMH diagnosis and instead pursued acupuncture, meditation, and nutrition changes, resulting in natural conception at 43
Gradual dietary changes are more sustainable than extreme fertility diet restrictions
Jennifer McAleer successfully transformed her diet by making changes one by one - swapping conventional for organic meats and produce, giving up dairy gradually - rather than eliminating everything at once
You are the silver bullet you are looking for - treatments without you are nothing
Jennifer McAleer's story demonstrates that after all medical treatments failed with 0.05 AMH, taking control of mindset, diet, and holistic approaches led to natural conception at 43
Don't let your own saboteurs (chickens) derail you from your fertility goals
Jennifer McAleer used the technique of naming her saboteurs 'chickens' and mentally flicking them away during both her fertility journey and building her company
The lessons learned on your fertility journey will serve you as a mother
Jennifer McAleer continues the organic, hormone-friendly diet she developed during her fertility journey with her children, demonstrating continuity between fertility wisdom and parenting choices
Pain can be transformed into purpose when you decide to serve other women
Jennifer McAleer turned her experience with recurrent miscarriage and fertility struggles into founding Jade and Jo, a company creating hormone-friendly fertility foods for women
Perspectives 1
Lab numbers and fertility test results are just information, not verdicts on your fertility future
Jennifer McAleer received an AMH of 0.05 (perimenopause levels) and was told IVF would be a waste of money, yet conceived naturally at 43 after taking control of her diet and mindset
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Episode
EP24: From Miscarriage To Making A Difference
2019-08-12 · 32 min
