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🗓️ 26 July 2024
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Join me for a deep dive into cervical mucus today! Do you know which type of CM is most fertile?
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0:00.0 | I have some exciting news to share. The audiobook version of Real Food for Fertility is finally here. |
0:08.1 | And did you know that you can listen to Real Food for Fertility for free with your 30-day trial of Audible? |
0:14.6 | Head over to fertility friday.com slash real food for details. That's fertility friday.com slash real food. This is the Fertility |
0:23.9 | Friday podcast, episode number 532. In today's episode, we are diving into cervical mecus, |
0:37.4 | and I'm kicking it off with a trick question, |
0:40.0 | which type of cervical mucus is most fertile. |
0:42.8 | So we are going to get into that and more in today's episode. |
0:51.1 | I think a good place to start is to define cervical mucus. Cervical mucus is essentially a liquid |
0:58.5 | gel. It has a really high concentration of water, anywhere from 90 to 99% water. And if you've |
1:06.8 | observed your mucus, if you have tracked your mucus, then you'll know that there's two broad |
1:13.1 | types. There's the type that looks like creamy white hand lotion, and there's the type that looks |
1:19.7 | like raw, clear, stretchy egg whites. And it can present very, very differently in different women in terms of the quality of what you see, how much you see, how frequently you see it, when you see it in your cycle, when you don't. |
1:35.8 | So there's lots of variation in terms of what it looks like in real life. |
1:39.8 | If you've consumed some of the most popular fertility awareness books, like taking charge of |
1:45.2 | fertility or like my book, the fifth vital sign, then you can get the impression that there's |
1:52.1 | this very structured and specific way that mecus is supposed to show up in every situation. |
1:57.7 | And so I have a lot of clients who will assume that, okay, so I'm supposed to have my period, |
2:02.4 | and then I'm supposed to have dry days, and then I'm supposed to have the creamy stuff, |
2:05.6 | which is supposed to then lead into the clear stretchy, and then I'm supposed to ovulate, |
2:09.9 | and then I'm not supposed to see any. And of course, that is one of the optimal presentations |
2:15.8 | of mucus. But when you're actually tracking in real life, |
2:18.7 | it just is not always so neat and tidy. Real charts just don't look like that. So the question |
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