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What To Expect When You're Injecting

Hosted by fiercely infertile Cassie Silver, What To Expect When You're Injecting takes listeners on a journey through the world of infertility, sharing stories from men and women, as well as her own. Nothing is off limits in this uncensored podcast, as the Australian media identity explores the highs and lows of infertility and everything in between... your legs (literally). A seamless mix of storytelling and education, the raw conversations are set to provide comfort to anyone on the rollercoaster ride to conceiving. Plus, we'll have a laugh where it's most inappropriate and ask experts the questions we've all Googled. Doctors and donors, surrogates and semen, miscarriages and milestones. For men and women, who love men or women- if you're creating life with a bit of science and a lot of love, this is for you. Join the community @injecting_to_be_expectingDisclaimer: The stories of guests are testimonials and do not represent the thoughts and opinions of What To Expect When You're Injecting. Please always seek advice from medical professionals in relation to your fertility journey

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#95 Feeding Fertility & Endo-Fighting with Sarah Hopkins

March 26, 2025 • Cassie Silver • Season 4 • Episode 95

In recognition of Endometriosis Awareness Month, we welcome back nutrition and lifestyle coach Sarah Hopkins to explore the complex relationship between endometriosis and fertility. Sarah shares insights from helping countless women manage this challenging condition through evidence-based nutritional and lifestyle interventions.

This episode dives into why endometriosis has become increasingly prevalent, the crucial role of inflammation in both endo symptoms and fertility outcomes, and practical strategies for creating an environment where your body can better manage this condition. Sarah breaks down the impact of environmental chemicals, explains which dietary approaches show the most promise, and addresses whether IVF is always necessary for those with endometriosis who want to conceive. From success stories of her clients who've conceived naturally despite their diagnosis to cutting-edge research on the gut-hormone connection, this conversation offers hope and actionable advice for anyone navigating the challenging intersection of endometriosis and fertility.