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07/31/2026

💭 Can you get pregnant with PCOS? Absolutely.

PCOS is one of the most common causes of irregular ovulation, which can make it harder to conceive. The good news is that many people with PCOS go on to have healthy pregnancies with the right support.

✨ Treatment isn’t one size fits all. Depending on your situation, improving ovulation may involve nutrition, lifestyle changes, supplements, medications, or ovulation induction.

If your cycles are irregular or you’ve been trying to conceive without success, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Book a complimentary discovery call with Dr. Sierra Kline to learn how she can support your fertility journey. 🌙

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07/29/2026

While our clinic has a strong focus on women’s health, we also work with men of all ages to help identify and address the root cause of their health concerns.

⬇️ Some of the common concerns we support include:

- Digestive concerns (bloating, IBS, reflux, constipation)
- Skin conditions (acne, eczema, psoriasis)
- Fertility optimization and preconception health
- Low energy and fatigue
- Low testosterone and hormone balance
- Weight management and metabolic health
- High cholesterol and cardiovascular health
- Stress, anxiety, and burnout
- Sleep concerns
- Immune health and chronic infections
- Healthy aging and longevity
- Hair loss and nutrient deficiencies

Our goal is to provide individualized, evidence-informed care that looks beyond symptom management to uncover the underlying factors contributing to your health concerns.

Whether you’re looking to optimize your health, improve your energy, support fertility, or address a chronic condition, we’re here to help. Book a discovery call with Dr. Bri Takesh*ta, ND to discuss.

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07/28/2026

🌊 Swimming & Kids: How to Reduce Chlorine Exposure This Summer

Swimming is a fantastic way for kids to stay active and cool off, but frequent exposure to chlorinated pools can sometimes contribute to dry skin, eczema flares, irritated eyes, and respiratory irritation in sensitive children.
Here are a few simple ways to help minimize chlorine exposure:

🌙 Rinse Before Swimming
�A quick shower before entering the pool helps reduce the amount of chlorine that is absorbed by the skin and hair.

🌙 Shower Immediately After Swimming
�Wash off chlorine as soon as possible using a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser or a chlorine remover shampoo.

🌙 Moisturize Afterward
�Apply a rich, fragrance-free moisturizer within a few minutes of showering to help restore the skin barrier and reduce dryness.

🌙 Protect the Eyes
�Well-fitting swim goggles can help prevent chlorine-related eye irritation.

🌙 Stay Hydrated
�Swimming and hot weather can increase fluid needs. Encourage children to drink water before, during, and after swimming.

🌙 Support Healthy Skin
�A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, colourful fruits and vegetables, and adequate vitamin D can help support skin barrier health and recovery.

🌙 Consider Pool Choice
�When available, saltwater pools may be gentler on the skin and eyes than traditionally chlorinated pools, although they still contain chlorine.

Most children tolerate chlorinated pools very well, and the benefits of swimming far outweigh the risks. These simple habits can help reduce irritation, especially for children with eczema, asthma, or sensitive skin.

Book a discovery call with Dr. Bri Takesh*ta, ND to discuss other ways to support your child's health for the upcoming school year.

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07/27/2026

💭 “What if I never get pregnant? What if I lose this pregnancy? What if I never have a baby?"

If you are struggling to conceive or experiencing pregnancy loss, some of these questions may sound familiar. These types of catastrophic "what if" thoughts, often triggered by fertility struggles can feel relentless and exhausting.

But did you know that your brain is not trying to antagonize you in these moments nor is it defective in any way? There's an evolutionary purpose to these anxious thoughts. When a person experiences something stressful like infertility and pregnancy loss, the amygdala-the brain's alarm system-is triggered and scans for danger. This can lead to anxious "what if" thoughts that attempt to protect us from potential dangers.

However, in today’s world, many of the terrifying thoughts that our fear brains create, never end up happening. This can lead to "double suffering": anxiety from the "what if" thought, and also suffering if the negative event actually occurs.

If you catch yourself engaging in catastrophic thinking, try these techniques:

🌙 Use your breathing to calm your nervous system. When we are anxious, our breath becomes shallow. Try taking slow deep breaths from your abdomen. This sends a message to the brain that you are safe.

🌙 Challenge yourself to come up with a positive what if thought such as “what if my body is capable of sustaining a pregnancy? "Fake it 'til you make it" can help counter the negative "what if" thoughts.

🌙 Consider “neutral land“. Sometimes the safest place to be is not predicting the worst case scenario or the best case scenario, when in reality, we simply do not know what the next day brings. Instead of "I’ll never get pregnant," try " I don’t know when I will fall pregnant."

If you're struggling with infertility and notice catastrophic thinking is impacting your day-to-day life, speaking to our fertility counselor, Leeya, may help. To book a free discovery call or first session please use the link below. 💛

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07/24/2026

🌟 Best Protection Practices Against Ticks

Ticks can transmit bacteria, viruses, and parasites that cause illnesses such as Lyme disease. Although not every tick carries disease, taking preventative measures is one of the most effective ways to reduce your risk. Whether you're hiking, gardening, camping, or spending time in grassy, wooded, or brush-filled areas, taking precautions to prevent a tick bite is the best way to protect yourself and your family.

⬇️ The best protection strategies against ticks includes:

- Wear long sleeves and long pants when hiking.
- Tuck pants into socks in areas with tall grass or dense brush.
- Stay in the centre of trails whenever possible.
- Perform a full-body tick check after spending time outdoors, paying close attention to the scalp, behind the ears, armpits, groin, behind the knees, and around the waist.
- Shower within two hours of coming indoors.
- Check children and pets carefully after outdoor activities.
- Use a tick repellent spray.

See Dr. Bri Takesh*ta's last post on natural tick repellents as one of the protective practices against ticks.

07/23/2026

🥾 Heading out for a hike, camping trip, or spending time in tall grass? While no natural repellent is 100% effective, certain essential oils may help reduce the likelihood of tick bites when used alongside other preventative measures.

🌟 DIY Tick Repellent Spray 🌟

Ingredients:

• 2 oz (60 mL) glass spray bottle
• 1 tsp witch hazel
• Distilled water (approx. 4 Tbsp)
• 10 drops lemon eucalyptus essential oil
• 10 drops cedarwood essential oil
• 10 drops geranium essential oil (rose geranium)
• 5 drops lavender essential oil

📝 Directions:

• Add the essential oils to the bottle.
• Add the witch hazel.
• Fill the remainder with distilled water.
• Shake well before each use.
• Spray on clothing, hiking boots, socks, and exposed skin (avoiding the face and eyes). Reapply every 1–2 hours.

⚠️ Safety Tips:

• Always dilute essential oils before applying to the skin.
• Perform a patch test before first use.
• Essential oils are not recommended for infants and are not appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

🌱 A Note on Natural Repellents

Essential oils may help deter ticks, but they have not been shown to be as effective or long-lasting as approved repellents such as DEET or picaridin in high-risk tick areas.

💚 Don’t rely on repellent alone! Follow along for Dr. Bri Takesh*ta’s best protection practices against ticks.

07/22/2026

🦟 Looking for a more natural way to keep mosquitoes away from your kids this summer? Try this easy mosquito repellent essential oil spray! ✨

Ingredients�- 2 oz (60 mL) glass spray bottle�- Distilled water (approx. 4 Tbsp)�- 1 tsp witch hazel�- 10 drops citronella essential oil�- 10 drops lemon eucalyptus essential oil�- 5 drops lavender essential oil�- 5 drops cedarwood essential oil

Directions
1. Add the essential oils to the bottle.
2. Add the witch hazel.
3. Fill the remainder with distilled water.
4. Shake well before each use.
5. Spray onto exposed skin (avoiding the eyes and mouth) and clothing. Reapply every 1–2 hours or after swimming.

Safety Tips
- Always perform a patch test before first use.
- Avoid use on infants.
- Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.

Book a discovery call with Dr. Bri Takesh*ta, ND to discuss other ways to support your child’s health for the upcoming school year. 🌙

https://lunahealthclinic.janeapp.com/ #/staff_member/13

07/21/2026

🤔 Would you benefit from Ozempic? With new generic options starting to become available in Canada, more people now have access to GLP-1 medications.

For the right patient, these can be a very effective and evidence-based tool for weight and metabolic health.

⬇️ You may be a good candidate if:
�• You have insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and or PCOS�• You have struggled with weight despite consistent effort�• Hunger and cravings feel hard to control
GLP-1 medications are supported by guidelines from groups like Endocrine Society and can be life-changing when used appropriately.

The key is starting them in the right context with a clear plan and support.

Book a complimentary discovery call with Dr. Sierra to see if a GLP-1 is a good fit for you and how to get started safely. 🌙

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07/20/2026

✨ Summer Fridays for Pregnancy & Wellness Support

Dr. Chenoa is now offering additional Friday appointments throughout July and August for Iron Infusions, Acupuncture, IV Nutrient Therapy, and LED Light Therapy.

Some of our most popular pregnancy supports include:

🤍 Iron Infusions for iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia during pregnancy, helping support healthy energy levels and maternal well-being.

🤍 Acupuncture in early pregnancy to help reduce symptoms commonly experienced during the first trimester, including nausea, fatigue, uterine cramping, and light bleeding.

🤍 Labour Preparation Acupuncture in the final weeks of pregnancy to support cervical ripening, encourage optimal fetal positioning, and help prepare the body for birth.

🤍 IV Nutrient Therapy to support hydration, energy, and nutrient replenishment.
Whether you’re newly pregnant, preparing for birth, or simply looking for additional support this summer, we’re here for you.

🗓️ Fridays 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM
July 24
July 31
Aug 7
Aug 14

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07/15/2026

☀️ Trying to conceive or preparing for IVF this summer?

NAD+ IV Therapy is one of the supportive therapies we offer to help optimize cellular health and mitochondrial function. Because egg cells require significant energy to mature and develop, supporting mitochondrial health may play an important role in reproductive health and egg quality.

Dr. Chenoa will be offering Friday NAD+ IV appointments throughout July and August, making it easier to fit fertility support into your busy summer schedule.

NAD+ IV therapy may be a helpful option for:
�🤍 Individuals preparing for IVF cycles�🤍 Those trying to conceive naturally�🤍 Patients looking to support energy and cellular health before pregnancy

Friday appointments are available for patients of all Luna Health Clinic practitioners.

🗓️ Fridays 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM
July 24
July 31
Aug 7
Aug 14

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Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

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