I'm so excited to announce that it is officially here. Real Food for Fertility, my brand new book that I co-authored with Lily Nichols. If you're ready to embark on the incredible journey of motherhood, there's no time like the present to prepare your body for the most vital role it will ever play,

the creation of new life. In Real Food for Fertility, we explore the power of nutrition to

optimize your fertility and ensure a healthy start for your future child. But this book isn't

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book on Amazon. We currently have our paperback and e-book versions,

and of course we will be working on our audiobook version in the near future,

and we'll keep you posted as to when that is available.

So again, real food for fertility.com,

and let's go ahead and jump into today's episode.

This is the Fertility Friday podcast, episode number 514.

Today I'm sharing a brand new episode in my FAM research series.

And in today's episode, we are going through endometriosis and the issue with

diagnosis. There is a really, really interesting paper that I found. It's a qualitative

study called That One Doctor, qualitative thematic analysis of 49 women's written

accounts of their endometriosis diagnosis. And that is what

we're going to be going through today. The reason that I find this study so interesting is because

it looks at the qualitative data. It's actually looking into what is it that women are saying

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