E151: Make More Progesterone For Happier Hormones With Safe Sun Exposure

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Want an easy + feel-good way to support your hormones this summer? I've got a good one for you today!
Safe sun exposure is one of the best ways to support healthy stress responses and doesn't it just make sense that it can also help your body make more progesterone when you're getting more sunlight?
Today I'm talking about the factors needed to produce progesterone including specific nutrients, how stress affects progesterone production, how to know if your progesterone is low, and some of my favorite easy ways to increase progesterone.
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