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episode number 503. Today I'm sharing a brand new episode in my FAM research series, and the topic of the day is can

vitamin D improve AMH values? So without further ado, let's go ahead and jump right in.

So today we're going to be diving into AMH.

The study we're going to be looking at is actually a systematic review and meta-analysis of a variety of studies that were essentially measuring the impact of vitamin D on AMH.

And I find this particular study to be interesting because it really

shed some light on some of the most common, you could say, myths and misconceptions that I've

heard and that clients have heard and experienced about AMH. And I think that it really does give some hope and shed some light on just one of the factors

that can have an impact on AMH levels.

So I thought a good place to start is briefly touching on what is AMH and what role it plays in fertility and how it shows up

for most women who are in that situation where they may be having fertility tests and they

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