What is making you susceptible to HPV?

I have been working with women who had abnormal cells on their cervix and/or vaginally, caused by HPV for over 20 years now. And while strategizing how to help them heal I started asking myself “What is making this person susceptible to this virus?” “Why is it not leaving”? So I focused on helping them…

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How to Lower Inflammation by Addressing Food Sensitivities

HPV & Fertility Part 4: Lower Inflammation by Addressing Food Sensitivities

Even when we do our best to eat clean and create a safe home environment, sometimes issues with immunity, fertility, and HPV remain. This is when we must look at how we can actively lower inflammation levels by avoiding reactionary foods as well as supporting our gut and liver.

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Clean Eating boosts your immune protection to help you heal from HPV and potentially increase fertility.

HPV & Fertility Part 3: How Clean Eating Can Help Both

Clean Eating boosts your immune protection to help you heal from HPV, increase fertility and the factors that contribute to a healthy pregnancy. In Part 3 of her series on HPV and fertility, Dr. Doni lays out five Clean Eating Actions you can take right now, even in the midst of your busy lifestyle!

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HPV and Fertility: Using Epigenetics to Address Them Both

HPV & Fertility Part 1: Using Epigenetics to Address Them Both

Just because you have a positive HPV test result, doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant and have a healthy baby. What you need to do right now is get all the facts about Human papillomavirus. Then develop a plan that can address both the virus and your fertility.

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Does Stress Affect Your Period?

Many female patients do not realize that their symptoms – anxiety, fatigue, sleep issues, and weight gain – are a direct result of an imbalance in stress hormones: Cortisol and adrenaline. In turn, this can cause irregular periods, bleeding that is too heavy or too light, and fertility complications.

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Uterine Bacteria For Optimal Health

Microbiome In the Uterus? The Future of Fertility

Thanks to new research, we’re beginning to see the connection between healthy uterine bacteria and fertility since accepting the benefits of gut health. It wasn’t too long ago that we as a medical community and culture got on board with the idea of bacteria on—and IN—our bodies. Prior to that, it was soap, scrub, sanitize…

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An Empowered Woman’s Guide to Peri-Menopause

What is peri-menopause and when does it start? What are the symptoms, and most importantly, what can you do about them? Dr. Doni covers how naturopathy can help support your body through this transition.

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Changing Views on Fertility and Pregnancy

So many women struggle with fertility issues, and have trouble getting pregnant. Naturopathy can help by supporting the body so that it can function optimally. If you can improve your health, you can improve your chances of conception – and be more likely to have a healthy pregnancy.

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MTHFR, Cervical Dysplasia and Cancer Risk

Dr. Doni, Naturopathic Doctor and Midwife, explains how MTHFR mutations are related to cervical dysplasia (abnormal cells on the cervix) and cancer. Part 9 of Dr. Doni’s Series on How Genetic Mutations Affect Your Health In this series of articles, I’m focusing on genetic mutations (or SNPs) that can increase your risk of developing certain…

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Hormones and Sleep Disruption in Menopause and Peri-menopause

Dr. Doni, author of The Stress Remedy, explains how changes in estrogen and progesterone levels can affect your sleep, and what you can do about it. Part 10 of Dr. Doni’s Series on Sleep Disruptors and Insomnia We spend, on average, one third of our lives sleeping and during that time, hormones in our bodies…

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