
Episode 134: AMA: Low Luteal BBT, Mold Exposure, Thyroid Antibodies & Thyroid Inflammation—What It All Really Means
About this episode
In this AMA episode, I answer some of your frequently asked questions you submitted over on Instagram. We discuss the causes of low luteal phase basal body temperatures (BBT), progesterone dysfunction, mold-related inflammation, thyroid antibodies, and thyroid swelling.
A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇
- What low luteal phase BBT can signal about ovulation and progesterone
- How progesterone drives body temperature and luteal phase health
- What delayed or weak temperature rises suggest about follicle development
- When low luteal temps indicate ovulation issues or luteal phase defects
- How low progesterone contributes to PMS heavy periods and histamine symptoms
- How low T3 and thyroid function impact the luteal phase
- How immune stress inflammation and mold exposure affect cycles and fertility
- What elevated thyroid antibodies or thyroid swelling may indicate
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