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Introduction: Why Weight Gain in Pregnancy Causes So Much Stress

If you’ve found yourself Googling “How much weight should I gain during pregnancy?” or feeling unsure about how your changing body fits into your fitness routine, you’re not alone. Weight gain is one of the most searched — and most emotionally charged — topics during pregnancy.

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If you’re struggling to conceive, you’re not alone — and it’s not “all in your head.”

One in six couples face infertility, yet many are told their diagnosis is “unexplained.” According to functional medicine expert Dr. Stephanie Gray, unexplained infertility is ofte...


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Movement as a Tool for Mental Well-Being During and After Pregnancy

Pregnancy and the postpartum season are often described as joyful, transformative times—but they can also bring emotional ups and downs that many women aren’t fully prepared for. Hormonal changes, physical discomfort, sleep disruption, and the mental load of caring for a growing (or newborn) baby can signific...


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Navigating fertility—whether you’re just starting to try, seeking answers, or moving through treatments—can feel overwhelming. That’s exactly why this fertility resource guide was created. The truth is, it’s not just about getting pregnant. Fertility is n...


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Why Core Strength Matters During Pregnancy

When it comes to preparing your body for pregnancy, birth, and recovery, how you move matters more than how much you move.During pre...


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