Ep. 203: Does He “Build the Placenta”? The Truth About Sperm, Pregnancy Outcomes, and Preeclampsia - With Dr. Elissa & Dr. Jane Levesque

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It takes about 5–7 minutes to complete. If we can help, we’ll invite you to a free Fertility Clarity Call with one of my team members. On that call, we’ll go through your story, see what’s been missed, and walk you through our simple 3‑step Clarify → Correct → Conceive process that’s helped over 70% of our clients finally bring home a healthy baby.

Episode Summary

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Elissa, one of the practitioners on my team, to break down a viral claim that keeps circulating online: “the man builds the placenta.” We explain what’s true, what’s oversimplified, and what actually matters clinically when it comes to sperm quality, placental development, and pregnancy outcomes.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Methylation affects health across multiple generations.

  • Preconception health is crucial for both partners.

  • Sperm carries epigenetic instructions impacting offspring's health.

  • Lifestyle choices affect fertility and placental health.

  • Nutrient absorption is key to optimizing fertility.

  • Emotional support balances masculine and feminine energies.

About Dr. Jane’s Practice

I’m a Naturopathic Doctor and Natural Fertility Expert. My team and I work 1:1 with couples who’ve been struggling with infertility for 1+ years to get to the root cause of their fertility issues so they can conceive and bring a healthy baby home, using advanced lab testing and personalized protocols.

Our mission is to make science-backed, natural fertility care the standard so more couples can build healthy, thriving families.

If you want this level of support on your own case, apply here: drjanelevesque.com/application

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Ep. 202: The “Angry Uterus”: Why Implantation Fails Even When Tests Look Normal - With Dr. Jane Levesque