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Dr. Julissa Natural Health • Fertility • Sexual Wellness
Root-cause, whole-person care for women & men
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10/12/2026

🔥 HOW CAN WE MAKE A BABY, IF WE CAN’T CONNECT?
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❓ Should fertility care focus only on getting you pregnant—or, as Dr. Julissa’s whole-person approach emphasizes, also support the connection between you and your partner?
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👉 FOLLOW Dr. Julissa® for honest conversations about the Naturopathic Approach to Fertility, sexual health, and supporting both partners on the journey to parenthood.
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They want a family together.
But they’re struggling to tell each other what hurts.

In this *S*x and the City* scene, Charlotte and Trey sit in a therapist’s office trying to discuss their intimate difficulties.

The therapist suggests finding language that feels less threatening.

Because underneath the awkwardness may be things neither partner knows how to say:

**“I feel unwanted.”**
**“I’m afraid I’m disappointing you.”**
**“I miss us.”**

Trying for a baby can become a calendar, a checklist, and a conversation about what didn’t happen this month.

Meanwhile, another question goes unanswered:
**What is happening to our relationship?**
One partner reaches for reassurance. The other withdraws. Both may feel alone—even while pursuing the same dream.

My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility and S*xual Health makes room for the whole person and both partners.

Physical health deserves attention. So do emotional well-being, intimacy, communication, and the support surrounding the couple.
Emotional connection is not a guarantee of pregnancy, and difficulty conceiving is not proof that your relationship is failing.

But you deserve support that recognizes how this journey feels—not only what your body is doing.

Sometimes an important next step is asking:

**“What do you need from me that you’ve been afraid to say?”**
And listening without immediately defending yourself.
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*xAndTheCity

10/09/2026

🔥 SHE SAID “HELP.” HE HEARD “FAILURE.”
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❓ When a woman suggests help for a sexual problem, is she supporting her partner—or does he hear criticism of his manhood?
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👉 FOLLOW Dr. Julissa® for honest conversations about the Naturopathic Approach to Fertility, men’s and women’s sexual health, and supporting both partners.
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Charlotte wants to talk about their intimacy.
Trey becomes tense.
Then he goes for a run.

Again.

In this *S*x and the City* scene, a conversation about possible help ends with two people feeling further apart.

She may be wondering:
**“Does he even want me?”**

He may be wondering:
**“What if I disappoint her again?”**
Neither question gets answered when he leaves.

S*xual difficulties can leave one partner feeling rejected and the other feeling ashamed. When trying for a baby enters the picture, intimacy can begin to feel like a test.

**His sexual performance is not a measure of his worth. Her need for connection deserves attention, too.**

My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility and S*xual Health considers both partners—their health, daily habits, emotional well-being, and how they communicate.

Er****on difficulties can involve physical health, medications, stress, anxiety, or several factors together. Understanding what is happening requires appropriate medical evaluation—not assumptions about attraction or effort.

The conversation can begin with:
**“I’m not judging you. I want us to understand this together.”**
Compassion makes room for honesty. Honesty makes room for help.

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*New Date* PROTECT YOUR HEALTH. YOUR INCOME. YOUR FAMILY.I’m honored to return to WFG (World Financial Group) for an imp...
10/08/2026

*New Date* PROTECT YOUR HEALTH. YOUR INCOME. YOUR FAMILY.

I’m honored to return to WFG (World Financial Group) for an important conversation about cancer awareness, proactive health, overcoming health challenges and financial preparedness.

As a Board-Certified Naturopathic Doctor, General Practitioner, S*xual Wellness & Fertility Expert, I have spent 31 years in practice, since 1995, supporting and helping men and women overcome complex health challenges, including cancer, while educating individuals and families on proactive health, prevention and whole-person wellness.

This October, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, our conversation will extend beyond breast health. I’ll discuss breast, prostate, testicular and colorectal cancers - including risk factors, warning signs, proactive wellness, and the important connection between men’s sexual wellness and prostate and testicular health.

Pai-Yen Chung, CFP®, will share how families can prepare financially for a serious health diagnosis and better protect their income, savings and the people they love.

🗓 Tuesday, October 20, 2026
⏰ 7:30–8:30 PM ET
🎟️ Register: tinyurl.com/cancerawareness2026
Or scan the QR code on the flyer.

For men, women, couples and families.

Healthy Choices + Financial Preparation = A Stronger Future.






10/07/2026

🔥 IS A BABY A CAREER PENALTY?!
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❓ If she hides her pregnancy, she’s dishonest. If she announces it, she’s “less committed.” How is a working woman supposed to win?
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👉 FOLLOW Dr. Julissa® for honest conversations about the Naturopathic Approach to Fertility, sexual health, pregnancy, and supporting the whole woman before and after birth.
Miranda didn’t announce her pregnancy.
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A colleague did it for her.
He thought he was helping explain why she had been sleeping under her desk. But Miranda immediately understood what that information could mean at her law firm.

Would they question her availability?
Stop considering her for opportunities?
Assume her ambition had an expiration date?

**She’s expecting a baby. She’s afraid they’ll start expecting less of her.**

That’s the tension in this *S*x and the City* scene.

A woman can work for years to establish her credibility—and still fear that one pregnancy announcement will change how everyone sees her.

Before she even becomes a mother, she may feel pressure to prove she can handle everything.

Keep performing.
Hide the exhaustion.
Don’t ask for too much.
Make it look easy.

**Wanting a family doesn’t mean she stopped wanting a future at work.**

My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility makes room for the whole woman—her physical health, emotional well-being, relationships, ambitions, and the support available to her.

That means listening when she says:
“I want a baby. I also love my career.”

It means discussing preparation for pregnancy and life afterward, including rest, practical support, and how responsibilities will be shared.

**Supporting her desire to become a mother also means respecting the life she has worked to build.**

She deserves privacy when sharing her pregnancy—and room to discuss her needs without having her dedication questioned.

*xAndTheCity

10/07/2026

There’s more to preparing for pregnancy than most couples realize.

And sometimes, what happens before conception may be just as important as what happens after.

Are you and your partner truly preparing for the journey ahead?
Watch to discover what I want every future parent to consider.

~Dr. Julissa
Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor
Author, The Naturopathic Approach to Fertility

10/05/2026

🔥 I FEEL JEALOUS, DOES THAT MAKE ME AWFUL?!
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❓ Should a woman struggling to conceive be expected to celebrate immediately—or should a real friend give her room to feel hurt first?
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Charlotte has been trying desperately to get pregnant.
She’s counting attempts, replaying disappointments, and quietly deciding that she must be the problem.
Then Miranda tells her she’s pregnant.

By accident.
The news Charlotte longs to share is the news she now has to hear.
She loves her friend. But in that moment, she’s thinking:

Why was it so easy for you?
When will it be my turn?
And why do I feel guilty for feeling this way?

Sometimes jealousy reveals something you want so deeply that seeing someone else have it hurts.

A feeling doesn’t make you awful. What you do with it matters.

You can congratulate your friend and cry afterward. You can love her and need some space. You can feel happy for her without feeling happy about your own circumstances.

My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility makes room for those conversations.
Supporting the whole person means listening to the emotional strain alongside discussing health history, nutrition, daily habits, reproductive health, and appropriate fertility evaluation for both partners.

**You deserve care without having to pretend you’re okay.**

Your friend’s pregnancy doesn’t measure your worth. And struggling with her announcement doesn’t erase your love for her.

Tell me what you think. Have you been on either side of this conversation?

*xAndTheCity

10/02/2026

🔥 S***M COUNT, OR BLAME GAME?!
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❓ If a man wants a baby but resists fertility testing, is he protecting his feelings—or leaving his partner to carry the burden?
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👉 FOLLOW Dr. Julissa® for honest conversations about the Naturopathic Approach to Fertility, men’s reproductive health, sexual wellness and supporting both partners.
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In this *S*x and the City* scene, Charlotte tells her friends that Trey became furious when she suggested testing his s***m.

She wants answers.
He seems to hear an accusation:

**“What if the problem is me?”**

That is where a fertility conversation can become a blame game.
For a woman, it may feel like she is expected to carry every appointment, examination and worry.
For a man, testing may bring up embarrassment, fear or questions about his masculinity.

**Both deserve compassion. Both deserve evaluation.**

A semen analysis is part of understanding the fertility picture; s***m count is only one piece of that assessment.
My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility considers the whole person—and **both partners**.

I want to understand their health histories, nutrition, daily habits, sexual health and emotional concerns alongside appropriate fertility testing.

Because a test result should help a couple decide what comes next. It should never become a verdict on someone’s worth.

**His fertility matters. Her feelings matter. Their shared responsibility matters.**

You can be frightened of the answer and still show up for the conversation.

*xAndTheCity

10/01/2026

When trying to conceive, intimacy can slowly begin to feel like a clinical assignment instead of an expression of love~

Yes, timing matters - and yet, so does protecting the connection, affection and intimacy that brought you together in the first place.

You’re not simply trying to create a baby. You’re creating a baby together.

~Dr. Julissa
BCND - Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor
Author, The Naturopathic Approach to Fertility



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09/30/2026

🔥 AM I SELFISH FOR WANTING A BABY?!
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❓ If your partner is happy without children, does wanting a baby make you selfish—or simply honest about the life you want?
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In this *S*x and the City* scene, Charlotte describes a painful divide:
Her husband is content with their life.

She wants a baby.

And instead of seeing two people with different needs, she starts blaming herself:
**“I am a bad person for needing to have a baby.”**
How many women have quietly asked themselves the same question?

Am I asking too much?
Should loving him be enough?
Will he leave if I keep bringing it up?
Will I lose myself if I never bring it up again?

**Loving your partner does not erase your desire to become a parent.**
But wanting a child also means having an honest conversation about whether both people want that responsibility.
Is your partner afraid of the financial pressure? The changes to your relationship? The possibility of being an inadequate parent?
Or does he genuinely want a life without children?

**Fear of parenthood and not wanting parenthood deserve different conversations.**

My Naturopathic Approach to Fertility considers both partners—their health, emotional well-being, concerns and expectations.

Before discussing how to support conception, I want couples to have room to discuss what becoming parents would mean to each of them.

Who will share the care?
How will work and family responsibilities change?
Are both people choosing this—or is one agreeing out of fear of losing the other?

Wanting a baby does not make you selfish. Your partner’s feelings matter too.

**Both people deserve to be heard. Neither should have to hide the future they truly want.**

*xAndTheCity

09/29/2026

Infertile does NOT necessarily mean sterile.

Experiencing difficulty conceiving does not automatically mean you can never become a parent. The better question is: What may be interfering with fertility - and are BOTH partners supporting their reproductive health together?

Fertility is a couples’ conversation. It takes two.

~Dr. Julissa
Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor
Author, The Naturopathic Approach to Fertility

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