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Ovulation: The Missing Link in Women’s Health

Ovulation is not just about pregnancy — it’s a vital sign of whole-body health. In this final video of my 4-part series Why Ovulation Matters More Than You Think, we explore how the menstrual cycle is deeply connected to every major system in the body — including the gut, thyroid, liver, metabolism, bone health, cardiovascular health, and even cancer risk. When ovulation is regular, the body produces adequate progesterone — a hormone that helps balance estrogen, protect breast and uterine tissue, support bone density, regulate metabolism, and reduce inflammation. When ovulation is irregular — or suppressed — those protective effects are lost. In this video, I break down: • Why regular ovulation supports breast, uterine, bone, and heart health • How estrogen and progesterone work together at the cellular level • Why unopposed estrogen increases cancer risk • The connection between ovulation, PCOS, and endometrial cancer • How gut inflammation affects the uterus and vaginal canal • Why thyroid dysfunction disrupts ovulation • The liver’s role in hormone metabolism and cycle health • How hormonal contraceptives suppress ovulation — and what that means for long-term health • Why cycle irregularities are early warning signs, not “normal period problems” Your menstrual cycle is not random. It is your body’s early communication system — and ovulation is one of the clearest signals we have. ✨ Ready to Go Deeper? 📘 Master Your Cyclical Nature (eBook) Learn how to identify ovulation, understand your six essential cycle signs, and use cycle charting as a tool for hormonal and overall health awareness. 👉 Download here: https://stan.store/listentoher 🎓 FREE Masterclass: What They Never Taught You About Your Body The menstrual and reproductive education most of us never received — but always deserved. 👉 Register here: https://stan.store/listentoher ⸻ 💬 Want more deep-dives? If you want me to break down how the reproductive system connects to the gut, thyroid, liver, nervous system, and blood sugar in individual videos, let me know in the comments below. Your body is speaking. Your cycle is speaking. It’s time to understand her language.