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Tracey's story with Fibromyalgia, IVF, and the Loss of Bae: Part 1
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Trigger warning – This episode includes conversation around stillbirth and birth trauma. If this is triggering for any of our viewers, we start this conversation around 35mins into the episode.
In this episode naturopath Tracey Gartner shares her unimaginable story with Fibromyalgia, IVF and the loss of her darling Bae.
This episode is part one of a two-part series. Tracey starts her story from her childhood years when she was training at an elite level for WAIS (Western Australian Institute of Sport) as a gymnast. During this time she was training for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. She explains the mental, emotional and physical challenges of this time.
As the olympics moved closer, her training regimen became more strict. She talks about how parents were removed from watching their training, diet’s became more strict, and their weight was highly scrutinised – to the point they were punished if they weren’t meeting their weight targets. She speaks about how this was the likely cause of her Fibromyalgia.
Fibromyalgia Topics Covered
- the signs and symptoms of her fibromyalgia
- what her treatment looked like
- how this led her down the path of becoming a naturopath.
IVF Journey
This part of her story led us into her IVF journey. During this part of the episode Tracey talks us through what her IVF looked like and how it felt waiting for her results after each round.
Before her final round of IVF Tracey and her husband decided if the next one wasn’t viable they would no longer try. However as we hear in her story, this isn’t what happened. She received a phone call from the clinic saying she had a beautiful embryo ready to implant! This one was successful and Tracey became pregnant. Her pregnancy was a beautiful one, happy, healthy and glowing.
Bae
As Tracey went into labour her story turned to one that no parent should ever have to go through. During this part of her story Tracey shares the moment she lost her beautiful baby girl, Bae. She talks us through the moments leading up to this, giving birth to Bae, and the trauma of this birth and being rushed into surgery to remove her placenta.
She also talks us through how she coped during this time and the holistic health steps she has and still is taking to heal.
About Tracey as a naturopath
Tracey’s story with trauma, loss and cancer (as you will hear in the next episode) have shaped who she is now as a naturopath. Her approach is gentle but honest, compassionate, and supportive. Where she uses her decades of experience both personally and professionally to her clients the tools to create the life they desire. If you are interested in consulting with Tracey or finding out more about her services, you can see her details below.
Thank You
We would like to thank Tracey for being courageous and vulnerable and for sharing her story with us. This is a story, we know would not be easy to share. But we hope in doing so others who have been through a similar experience may be able to find their own path to healing through connection with Tracey and her story.
This episode is just the first of a two part series. During our next episode we Tracey talks to us about her diagnosis of breast cancer and her approach to successfully getting rid of it.
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Trigger warning – This episode includes conversation around stillbirth and birth trauma. If this is triggering for any of our viewers, we start this conversation around 35mins into the episode.
In this episode naturopath Tracey Gartner shares her unimaginable story with Fibromyalgia, IVF and the loss of her darling Bae.
This episode is part one of a two-part series. Tracey starts her story from her childhood years when she was training at an elite level for WAIS (Western Australian Institute of Sport) as a gymnast. During this time she was training for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. She explains the mental, emotional and physical challenges of this time.
As the olympics moved closer, her training regimen became more strict. She talks about how parents were removed from watching their training, diet’s became more strict, and their weight was highly scrutinised – to the point they were punished if they weren’t meeting their weight targets. She speaks about how this was the likely cause of her Fibromyalgia.
Fibromyalgia Topics Covered
- the signs and symptoms of her fibromyalgia
- what her treatment looked like
- how this led her down the path of becoming a naturopath.
IVF Journey
This part of her story led us into her IVF journey. During this part of the episode Tracey talks us through what her IVF looked like and how it felt waiting for her results after each round.
Before her final round of IVF Tracey and her husband decided if the next one wasn’t viable they would no longer try. However as we hear in her story, this isn’t what happened. She received a phone call from the clinic saying she had a beautiful embryo ready to implant! This one was successful and Tracey became pregnant. Her pregnancy was a beautiful one, happy, healthy and glowing.
Bae
As Tracey went into labour her story turned to one that no parent should ever have to go through. During this part of her story Tracey shares the moment she lost her beautiful baby girl, Bae. She talks us through the moments leading up to this, giving birth to Bae, and the trauma of this birth and being rushed into surgery to remove her placenta.
She also talks us through how she coped during this time and the holistic health steps she has and still is taking to heal.
About Tracey as a naturopath
Tracey’s story with trauma, loss and cancer (as you will hear in the next episode) have shaped who she is now as a naturopath. Her approach is gentle but honest, compassionate, and supportive. Where she uses her decades of experience both personally and professionally to her clients the tools to create the life they desire. If you are interested in consulting with Tracey or finding out more about her services, you can see her details below.
Thank You
We would like to thank Tracey for being courageous and vulnerable and for sharing her story with us. This is a story, we know would not be easy to share. But we hope in doing so others who have been through a similar experience may be able to find their own path to healing through connection with Tracey and her story.
This episode is just the first of a two part series. During our next episode we Tracey talks to us about her diagnosis of breast cancer and her approach to successfully getting rid of it.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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1 Ep 36. Rethinking Blood Pressure & Cholesterol - Beyond Pills and Statins 55:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedHeart meds are everywhere—so what else can we do to help manage blood pressure and cholesterol after 50? In this episode, naturopath Tracee Blythe joins Alex to unpack resistant hypertension, the rise of statins, and why so many over-50s end up on multiple medications. They explore: How aged garlic stacks up against statins The role of magnesium, fibre, fish oil, and curcumin When functional testing could be used How lifestyle changes can outperform another script Whether you're a health pro or navigating your own heart health, this episode is full of practical insight. 📚 Learn more about Tracee’s Co-prescribing course: https://www.traceeblythe.com.au/co-prescriber 📩 Connect with Tracee:Instagram: @safe.coprescribing Email: tracee@traceeblythe.com.au Sponsor: Bold Health You can now stock Bold Health Protein in your pharmacy:Bold Health is a high-protein formula designed for healthy aging—21g of protein per serve, added fibre, vitamins, and minerals. No added sugar. Easy to mix. Delicious. 🛒 Visit boldhealth.com.au to learn more or become a stockist.…
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1 Ep. 35 Navigating Menopause: Nutrition, Hormones and Holistic Approaches 48:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, pharmacist Alex Shepherd chats with naturopath Tracey Gartner about the often-overlooked role of protein in menopause , and why it’s essential for muscle strength, bone health, energy, and healthy ageing . They explore holistic strategies to support women through perimenopause and menopause — from plant-based protein and gut health to herbal support and hormone balancing. 🔗 Connect with Tracey: traceygartner.com.au 📷 Instagram: @traceygartner.health 🔗 Learn more about Alex: medicinereview.com.au 📷 Instagram: @alexshepherdpharmacist…
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1 Ep 34. What We Get Wrong About Menopause with Bo Youn Kim, Pharmacist 1:06:38
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, we unpack the real story behind menopause—and the symptoms that are often misdiagnosed or completely overlooked. We talk through fluctuating hormone levels, the limitations of testing, misunderstood symptoms like anxiety and brain fog, and the pharmacist's role in supporting women through this transition. From MHT myths to lifestyle foundations, this episode is packed with insights for any pharmacist wanting to provide better care and clarity for their patients navigating menopause. Guest: Bo Youn Kim | Instagram @menopharmacist | Business: EmpowHer Menopause Sponsored by Bold Health Bold is a high-strength protein powder designed for healthy ageing—ideal for patients who may be skipping meals or struggling with low energy. Now available for pharmacy shelves. Visit boldhealth.com.au or email alex@boldhealth.au to stock Bold in your store.…
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1 Ep. 33 Reflux Revealed: PPIs, Gut Health, and Holistic Solutions 57:19
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJoin Naturopath Tracey Gartner and Consultant Pharmacist Alex Shepherd as they dive into the world of PPIs for reflux. Discover alternative management strategies, the role of gut bugs, and explore the long-term effects and potential overuse of these medications. A must-listen for anyone seeking holistic insights into reflux care!…
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1 Ep. 32 Against the odds, newborn's heart defect heals itself 1:14:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWhen Maddison gave birth to her son, she had no idea that he would be born with a congenital heart defect. This is their story of how they coped with the diagnosis and the treatment they received. This story is one of hope, resilience and faith. In this episode we hear Maddison’s birth story which involved an emergency C-section. Although it wasn’t how she envisioned she would give birth, she still describes the experience as a positive one. When her little one was born, she didn’t know that soon she would discover something wasn’t quite right. At just 2 weeks old, Maddison talks about finding out her son had a hole in his heart. The road to discovering this and getting the diagnosis was not a pleasant one. She talks about their experience in the hospital. Her precious little one received blood test after blood test, the nights were long, and they were exhausted! The journey from here was a long and stressful one but the outcome is one you will want to hear! What we talk about Birth story C-section recovery How her son was diagnosed with a heart defect The treatment her son received Her son’s health outcome and where they are at now Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep 31. A Maternal Assisted C-section Birth Story 32:47
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMaternal assisted c-section births have been on the rise in recent years. It is a type of Cesarean section where the mother is actively involved to help to bring her baby into the world. As in, she literally helps pull her baby out! In this podcast episode we speak with Kelsie, a mum who has experienced it herself. We talked about what was involved and what she loved most about the process. We also get to hear about her first emergency C-section story and what she learnt from this experience to influence her second birth. Topics Covered: Her first Emergency C-section and why it occurred? Her C-section recovery and what helped the most? What a maternal assisted C-section is? How her and her husband came to this decision? What was involved in the maternal assisted C-section? How the day carried out? Her recovery after her second birth? Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Produced By: Botika Co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep. 30 - Home birth to Emergency C-section and a VBAC 40:29
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis recording is part of our C-sections series where we listen to our guests positive birth stories. In this first episode we chat with Amanda. Amanada had planned to have a homebirth using a private midwife but in the end she needed to be transferred to hospital for a C-section. During our conversation she explains why and how this decision to transfer was made. She talks about the overall experience as a positive one and explains how she made it this way. For her second birth, she opted for a VBAC and talks us through this experience. She discusses how they came to the decision of having a VBAC, what her labour was like, and her recovery. Topics Covered Why she was transferred to hospital? Why she required a C-section? What her C-section recovery was like? Deciding to have a VBAC for her second birth VBAC experience Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep.29 Managing depression and anxiety in teens 39:56
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMental health issues are on the rise in our teens and young people. But what is the reason for that? Seeing your child suffer, is heartbreaking for all parents but what if you aren’t even aware of their suffering? Mental health issues can be silent. But according to psychologist Crystal and Jo from Core of Wellbeing, if we really tune in and become curious of any behavioural changes, we may be able to support them through these troubling times. In this week’s podcast, I spoke with Crystal about some of the causes of depression and anxiety are in teens, how social media is impacting them, and how we as parents we can support their mental wellbeing. Topics Covered Why do you think depression and anxiety is on the rise in young people? How much is social media impacting the way our teens are able to interact with each other and how do they see the world? What can parents do to help teach their children about the impacts of social media? What can parents do to help teach their children about living in a world that is so heavy on technology? How is social media linked with an increase in addictive behaviour? What are some self-care and mental wellbeing tips teens can try? What ways can parents help support their children during stressful times? How can a parent identify if their child is having difficulty with their mental health? What are some signs to lookout for? At Core of Wellbeing, Jo and Crystal offer a service where they work with families to help equip them and build their toolkit. Links Mentioned Core of Wellbeing Website: https://coreofwellbeing.com.au/ Instagram: @coreofwellbeing Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Produced By: Botika Co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep 28. Building resilience in our little ones 34:50
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMental health is an important issue for all ages, including our little ones. Supporting the mental wellbeing of our children can help them thrive now and in the future. As a mum, it's important to me that I help build resilience in my children. It's something that I know is going to be valuable for them throughout their lives. But what exactly is resilience, and how can we go about building it in our kids? In this week’s episode I spoke with Psychologist Jo from Core of Wellbeing about how to help kids develop resilience so they can thrive when things get tough. But we also spoke about how to identify when their mental wellbeing may be suffering and what we can do to help support them. According to the World Health Organisation, around 450 million people suffer from mental health disorders worldwide. That's 15% of the global population! Considering that 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem in their lifetime, it's important that as parents we take steps to support our children's mental wellbeing. So in this conversation with Jo, I wanted to explore more on how as parents we can practical support and nurture our littles ones mental wellbeing and resilience. Topics Covered How prevalent is depression and anxiety in this age group? How can a parent identify if their primary school aged child is having difficulty with their mental health? What are some signs to lookout for? The use of technology starts early. How much does this affect their brain development and emotional stability? What is resilience and what are we trying to achieve with building it? What are some techniques or methods of helping our children build resilience? At Core of Wellbeing, Jo and Crystal offer a service where they work with families to help equip them and build their toolkit. Links Mentioned Core of Wellbeing Website: https://coreofwellbeing.com.au/ Instagram: @coreofwellbeing Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Produced By: Botika Co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep 27. Eating for Exams: the best brainpower foods 30:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAs your child gears up for exams, you may be wondering if there's anything you can do to help boost their brain power. Well, it turns out that there are a few things you can feed them which will help them perform at their best. In this week’s episode, we talked with Nutrition Coach Kellie Ashdown, about how to best fuel the brain during exam time. We discuss some of the best foods to boost cognitive function and memory, as well as improve overall concentration and focus. So whether your teen is studying for exams or just trying to do better in school, tune in for Kellie’s top tips! Topics Covered How much nutrition really impacts our learning Top brain power foods to eat during study periods Foods to avoid during exam time Best ways parents can support their children and eating habits during the study period Inspiring lunchbox ideas to support brain power Kellie’s goal as a nutrition coach is to offer guidance around making sustainable changes that will help improve a family’s overall eating habits. By the end of this podcast, parents should feel inspired but also have a good idea of where they can start. Links Mentioned Instagram: Small Steps Family Nutritions @small.steps.family.nutrition Website: www.smallstepsnutrition.com/ Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Produced By: Botika Co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep 26. Born at 25 weeks gestation and 100 days in NICU 38:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode we speak with Amber, one of the co-creators of the charity Tiny Sparks. This charity was created after the birth of Amber's 4th child. At only 25 weeks gestation, Amber's waters broke. From here she was flown to Perth's King Edwards Hospital from her home town in Bunbury. Here she was put on bed rest for 4 days at which her footling breeched son decided to make his appearance. But he didn't make his appearance in the way Amber had expected. Instead his little foot decided to push through Amber's cervix and as she describes it "flap around" in there. From here she was whisked off into theatre where her son would be born via emergency C-section. Amber proceeds to explain to us just what it was like having her son in the NICU for 100 days. She talks about the how her recovery was, how her and her family managed the juggle amongst parenting and caring for all 4 of her children, and what peer support was available at the time. From this experience sparked the creation of the new charity Tiny Sparks. By the time her son was past the major hurdles and into toddlerhood, her and 2 other families, who she became close with in the NICU, decided to join forces and create Tiny Sparks. The charity works to help support other families going through their own experiences in the NICU or for women who are put on bedrest in the hospital. To hear more about Amber's story and the charity tune into the episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Ep 25: Billie's Story Part b: Home Birth and Birthing Set Up 39:28
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this second part of Billie's story we hear about her third birth which was a home birth. She talks about how she was reaching her 42 week mark and getting close to being told she had to birth in hospital. She talks about being 6cm with no contractions on the morning of her birth. At 6cm she was not yet in active labour with no consistent contractions happening. She talks about what her and her partner did to help move baby into a better position to bring on labour. We also hear about her home set up and what birthing at home was like. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Severe endometriosis, Gestational Diabetes and a Home Birth: Billie's Story Part a 1:18:35
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedBillie and her husband have three babies under the age of 4. But falling pregnant with their first baby didn’t happen straight away and wasn’t straight forward. In fact it didn’t come easily at all. After much thought back and forth, finding out she had a severe case of endometriosis, undergoing an ablation treatment, and having a back operation, Billie and her husband decided IVF was the way to go for them. For many couples, the IVF journey can be a long and tiring one, involving rounds on rounds of IVF. And although the process leading up to her first egg collection and fertilisation was a long one, they were over the moon that their first round was a success. She was pregnant! Baby’s number 2 and 3 however, well these two happened even quicker AND naturally. That’s right they happened without IVF! Topics Covered IVF process Treating severe endometriosis Birth Story with an artificial membrane rupture Second baby and natural conception Tandem feeding & Dry nursing Second Birth Story Having a water birth with Gestational Diabetes During this conversation we hear 3 birth stories: 2 in hospital and 1 home birth (in part b). Billie talks us through needing to be induced with her first via an artificial rupture of the membranes but how she managed to stay off synthetic oxytocin. She also talks through how she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes (GD) in her second pregnancy. Women with GD most often need to be induced early (often leading to a C-section) but not Billie. Billie wanted a water birth and this wasn't going to happen if she was induced early and put on the drip. Listen to her story to hear how she managed to get her water birth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 What to expect when starting your child at daycare 49:31
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedStarting your little one at childcare for the first time can be an event that brings up all sorts of emotions. It can be a big process for lots of families. In this episode we speak with Shannon, the manager of Goodstart Early Learning Childcare Centre. Shannon answers all the common questions parents have about starting their baby or toddler at daycare. She gives tips on what to expect and how to prepare, both emotionally and logistically. Shannon also shares what parents can do to ease the transition for both themselves and their child. This is a must-listen for any parent who is starting the childcare journey. Topics Covered How to help your children adjust to daycare if they have separation anxiety What to pack in their little ones daycare backpack? What happens with nap time and how do the educators support the children to sleep? Meal time at daycare and questions around starting solids, drinking from bottle etc. How the childcare Centrelink subsidy works? What are the benefits of going to childcare in terms of the child’s development, learning and social skills? Links Mentioned Goodstart Early Learning: www.goodstart.org.au/ Busselton Goodstart Instagram: @goodstartbusselton Goodstart Australia Instagram: @goodstartmoments_ Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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1 Rare Pregnancy Condition, Induction, and Milk Protein Allergy: This is Jessica’s Story 1:16:02
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJessica had never heard of obstetric cholestasis until she was diagnosed with it at 37 weeks pregnant. Since there is no cure for OC, the only real option was to deliver the baby at 38 weeks. In this episode Jessica discusses her induction and the first signs of this rare pregnancy condition. She also discusses her experience stepping into motherhood and her son’s milk refusal. Topics Covered Pregnancy story About Obstetric Cholestatis and the signs Jessica’s induction process Jessica’s Birth Story Postpartum recovery and healing from a 3 degree tear during birth Breastfeeding experience and her son’s milk allergy At 37 weeks, Jessica says she started to get really itchy hands and feet. Not just a little bit of an itch but a real intense itching that was waking her at night. She quickly realised this wasn’t normal so decided it was best to chat with her doctor. It was revealed at this appointment that she had a rare condition called Obstetric Cholestatis. It is a condition that affects how the woman’s liver works when she is pregnant. It usually happens towards the end of pregnancy and generally gets better after the woman gives birth.And this is exactly what happened with Jessica. In this story we also hear Jess’s induction process and birth story, about her 3c degree tear and what tools she utilised to recover after birth. We also hear about her breastfeeding experience and how she discovered her son had a true milk protein allergy. She talks about her son’s milk refusal and how he would just scream at the boob pushing her away. He also showed a disinterest to regular formula milk. Eventually she discovered it was an actual allergy to the milk protein. Links Mentioned: Instagram: @nurtureherboutique Hosted by Unscripted with Alex is hosted by our pharmacist & Founder of Botika Co, Alexandra Shepherd. You can follow Alex on Instagram @alexshepherdpharmacist for behind the scenes footage, health tips, motivation, & product reviews and recommendations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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