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IVF DADDIES

JULIO GAGGIA AND RICHARD WESTOBY
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  • 62) UNLOCKING THE SECRET FOR WOMEN'S HORMONAL BALANCE
    In this conversation, Dr. Carrie Melissa Wambach , Leading MD from IVY Fertility discusses the multifaceted benefits of Ozempic, a medication primarily used for diabetes management, and its implications for weight loss, hormonal balance, and women's health, particularly in relation to fertility and pregnancy. The discussion highlights how Ozempic can help normalize hormonal levels, improve egg quality, and reduce pregnancy complications associated with higher BMI, while also addressing the complexities of its use in pre-pregnancy and surgical contexts.Instagram IVFDADDIESYoutube IVFDADDIESOzempic is primarily for diabetes management but has other benefits.It decreases insulin resistance, aiding in weight loss.Ozempic helps normalize luteinizing hormone (LH) levels in women.Women on Ozempic may experience regular periods and improved fertility.The medication lowers testosterone and insulin, contributing to better egg quality.Patients are advised to stop Ozempic two months before pregnancy.The drug's effects on gastric emptying can complicate surgical procedures.Weight management is crucial for reducing pregnancy complications.Lower BMI is associated with healthier pregnancies and reduced risks.The exact mechanisms of Ozempic's benefits in fertility are still being studied.Unlocking the Secrets of OzempicOzempic: A Game Changer for Women's HealthChapters00:00 Introduction to Ozempic and Its Benefits02:53 Ozempic's Impact on Women's Health and Fertility05:41 The Broader Implications of Weight Management in PregnancyOzempic, diabetes management, weight loss, fertility, women's health, insulin resistance, hormonal balance, pregnancy complications, health benefits
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  • 61) THEY JOY OF PARENTHOOD INSPIRED MY CAREER AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    SummaryWe are Honored of partnering with Ivy Fertility who opened their doors to us to ask all the questions you have been asking us, we got the answers in a special collaboration with the best experts in the IVF Field. In this conversation, Dr. Said Daneshmand discusses his extensive experience in helping families navigate the complexities of IVF and surrogacy, particularly focusing on the LGBTQIA+ community. He emphasises the importance of support systems, breaking down barriers, and providing accessible and affordable fertility services. The discussion covers various options available for gay male and female couples, including egg donation, surrogacy, and reciprocal IVF, while highlighting the need for community support and the evolution of fertility services over the years.Check out his podcast FERTILITEA WITH DR. DIVFDADDIES INSTAGRAMChapters00:00 Introduction to Surrogacy and IVF Journey02:49 Supporting LGBTQIA+ Families in Fertility06:10 Options for Gay Male Couples09:02 Family Building for Gay Female Couples11:53 Access and Affordability in Fertility CareKeywordsIVF, surrogacy, LGBTQIA+, fertility, egg donation, family building, access, affordability, intended parents, reproductive health"The joy of parenthood inspires my career.""Their success is our purpose.""Building communities for support."
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  • 60) THE OZEMPIC EFFECT, OF BABIES IN THE RISING AND NUTRITION
    In this episode of the IVF Daddy's Podcast, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding fertility, nutrition, and lifestyle choices. They discuss the controversial effects of Ozempic on pregnancy, the importance of nutrition in fertility, and the strict requirements of IVF and surrogacy. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of diet as medicine and how to navigate nutrition with children, emphasizing moderation and education.TakeawaysCreating engaging podcast content can be challenging.Ozempic has been linked to a rise in pregnancies.Nutrition plays a significant role in fertility and overall health.IVF and surrogacy require strict lifestyle and dietary adherence.Food can be seen as medicine in managing health.Obesity is a growing epidemic with serious implications.Education about food sources is crucial for children.Moderation is key in children's diets to prevent cravings.Nutritionists often cater to what clients want to hear.Eating habits can impact social interactions and relationships.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Podcasting Challenges02:51 Ozempic and Pregnancy: A Controversial Discussion05:29 Nutrition's Role in Fertility12:46 The Dichotomy of IVF and Natural Conception16:42 Food as Medicine: The Impact of Diet on Health20:58 Parenting and Nutrition: Educating Children on Food ChoicesSound Bites"Ozempic babies are on the rise!""Food is thy medicine!""Cows are raped for milk?"KeywordsIVF, Ozempic, pregnancy, nutrition, fertility, lifestyle choices, food as medicine, surrogacy, health, parenting
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  • 59) BREAKING THE SILENCE ON WOMEN'S HEALTH
    In this episode of the IVF Daddies podcast, hosts Julio and Richard delve into the complexities of endometriosis, an often invisible disease that affects many women. They discuss the societal perceptions surrounding women's health, the disbelief women face regarding their pain, and the lack of standard medical practices for diagnosing and treating conditions like endometriosis. The conversation emphasizes the need for better awareness, education, and empowerment in women's health decisions, advocating for regular health checkups that include fertility assessments and medical imaging for conditions that are often overlooked.Endometriosis, women's health, invisible disease, medical practices, fertility, societal impact, awareness, gynecological health, health checkups, empowermenttakeawaysEndometriosis is an invisible disease that often goes undiagnosed for years.Women frequently face disbelief regarding their pain and health concerns.There is a lack of standard medical practices for women's health issues.Societal perceptions often undermine women's health experiences.Empowerment in health decisions is crucial for women.Medical imaging for conditions like endometriosis is not standard practice.Women should have regular checkups that include fertility assessments.The conversation around women's health needs to be more open and inclusive.Cultural differences affect women's access to healthcare.Awareness and education about women's health issues are essential.Unveiling Endometriosis: The Invisible StruggleBreaking the Silence on Women's Health"Endometriosis is an invisible disease.""Women frequently face disbelief regarding their pain.""Awareness about women's health issues is essential.""Endometriosis: The disease no one talks about."titlesSound BitesChapters00:00 Understanding Endometriosis09:49 The Societal Impact on Women's Health19:59 The Need for Better Medical Practices23:01 Concluding Thoughts on Women's Health Awareness
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  • 58) THE UNSEEN LOVE OF STEP-PARENTING IN THE LGBTQIA+
    In this episode of the RVF Daddy's Podcast, hosts Julio and Richard share their recent travels and delve into the complexities of surrogacy, parenthood, and stepparenting. They discuss the emotional journey of becoming parents through surrogacy, the challenges faced by stepparents, and the importance of therapy in maintaining healthy relationships. The conversation also touches on the legal aspects of surrogacy, misconceptions surrounding it, and the need for increased awareness about infertility and discrimination in surrogacy laws.takeawaysLife can change in an instant, especially with parenthood.Surrogacy offers a unique journey that involves many hurdles.Stepparenting requires a balance between friendship and authority.Therapy can provide valuable insights in relationships.Surrogacy is often misunderstood as a privilege for the wealthy.Infertility awareness is crucial for reducing stigma.Legal frameworks around surrogacy can be discriminatory.Family is defined by those who choose to support each other.Emotional support is vital for parents navigating surrogacy.Education and awareness can empower individuals in their fertility journeys.Navigating Parenthood Through SurrogacyThe Emotional Journey of Stepparenting"Your life changes in an instant.""Family is made out of who chooses to show up.""We choose our family every day.""You really have to want to do it."keywordssurrogacy, parenthood, LGBTQIA, stepparenting, therapy, infertility, legal aspects, misconceptions, awareness, discriminationsummaryChapters00:00 Welcome Back and Life Updates03:00 The Journey of Surrogacy and Parenthood05:58 Navigating Stepparenting Challenges08:57 The Importance of Therapy in Relationships12:09 Legal Aspects of Surrogacy and IVF14:53 Breaking Down Misconceptions About Surrogacy17:52 Infertility Awareness and Social Stigmas21:04 Discrimination in Surrogacy Laws"Your life changes in an instant.""Family is made out of who chooses to show up.""We choose our family every day.""You really have to want to do it."
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Sometimes it takes a village to make a daddy. IVF Daddies started with one man's pursuit of fatherhood through IVF, egg donation, and surrogacy. Richard Westoby's journey brought him into an incredible community of fertility experts, aspiring parents, and beautifully unique families. A decade after the birth of his children, Richard introduced his partner Julio Gaggia to the wonderful world of family-building—and he has a lot of questions. IVF Daddies is where we explore those big questions. What makes a family? Can you do IVF without losing your sanity or your savings? How do we shatter the s
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