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Aug 26, 2026
Why “just keep trying” isn’t good enough – Alison Hall
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6:17JackyHOST
That's kind and helpful.

Alison HallGUEST
Really kind, really sort of, you know, it gets you there, doesn't it? And then I met this consultant who was incredibly forward thinking and he started talking about a more holistic approach.

Alison HallGUEST
I did have, you know, I loved food, but I was, you know, surviving on a lot of fast food, convenience food, because I was literally working all the hours that God sends.
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32:26JackyHOST
Yeah, what's the process? Is it easy or is it quite difficult?
How Your Genes Influence Your Fertility & How To Support Them
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6:59HannahHOST
So tell us, why is this linked to fertility outcomes? And how do you even know that you have it?

Alison HallGUEST
If we move back a little bit, first of all, We've got our genes and we have genetic variants, all right? They're called SNPs, single nucleotide polymorphisms.

Alison HallGUEST
All we need to know is that these are small inherited differences in our DNA that evolve over years.
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16:52HannahHOST
Would you have any obvious signs, external signs and symptoms? Is there anything specific that you can pinpoint? Or is it recurrent loss, miscarriage, infertility,