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October 20, 2025 76 mins
In this podcast episode, Dr. Stacy talks with Dr. Stasha Gominak on the intricate connections between the microbiome, gut health, sleep, and vitamin D levels, particularly in relation to fertility and child development. The conversation highlights how low vitamin D can impact ovulation and pregnancy outcomes, referencing studies that show maintaining vitamin D levels above 40 during pregnancy can reduce complications like preeclampsia and improve infant health.

The speakers emphasize the importance of addressing sleep issues in children and how sleep quality can influence overall health and development. The discussion takes place in the context of ongoing research and evolving understanding of these health connections, underscoring the need for parents to advocate for their children's health and the importance of proper nutrient levels during pregnancy.

 This episode is significant as it sheds light on the critical role of micronutrients in health and development, encouraging a proactive approach to maternal and child health.

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CHAPTERS:


00:01 - Microbiome and sleep connection 
07:58 - Vitamin D and fertility insights 
18:19 - Fertility, pregnancy, and sleep 
36:43 - Child sleep patterns explained 
44:32 - Autism, gut health, and sleep 
55:45 - Neuroplasticity and child development 
01:05:50 - Advocating for health awareness 



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What is the relationship between vitamin D levels and fertility as discussed in the podcast?
The podcast highlights that low vitamin D levels can inhibit ovulation and contribut
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