Trouble TTC

No peanut butter?

I have a question regarding eating peanut butter while trying to conceive. I read somewhere recently (online) that women TTC should avoid eating peanut butter... something about depleting calcium... I had never heard this before and I don't always trust everything I read on the internet. Has anyone else heard that we should be avoiding eating peanut butter?? I love peanut butter and I eat it almost daily, so I wanted to find out if I'm hindering my chances of getting pregnant. I thought I was okay eating it because most nuts are "good fats" and I only eat the organic peanut butter with no sugar or salt; there is literally only one ingredient in my peanut butter, "peanuts." Thanks for any info on this. 
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Re: No peanut butter?

  • Did you not get enough responses to this questions on the TTGP board?

    I've never heard about giving up peanut butter while TTC, it sounds like made up info. 

    Me 34 DH 36 Married since July 2010 
    MFI (High DNA Fragmentation) & Mild endometriosis
    TTC #1 since June 2015 
    Aug 2016 - May 2017  6 IUI's with letrozole - BFN
    April 2017 - laparoscopy to remove mild endo
    June 2017 - Mini IVF letrozole 12.5mg, Gonal-F 75IU - Cancelled early ovulation, no eggs retrieved. 
    Aug/Sept 2017 - Mini IVF letrozole 12.5mg, Gonal-F 75IU, cetrotide - 13 eggs retrieved, 11 mature
    5 eggs ICSI'd 6 eggs frozen - 1 day 5 blast transfered, 2 expanded blast frozen - BFP!
    May 2018 - Baby girl born - Our Joy

    TTC #2 since July 2019
    July 2019 - FET - BFN
    Jan 2020 - FET - canceled due to family health issues
    Mar 2020 - FET - low beta - chemical pregnancy
    July 2020 - ICSI'd remaining 6 eggs - 3 fertilized - 2 survived to early blast stage, transfered both - Chemical Pregnancy


  • I have not heard of this either in all of my research and involvement in the TTC community!
    ***BFP & Child Warning***

    Me: 34, DH: 38 ~ TTC since 2014
    IUI #1-3 (Nov 2015, Feb 2016, May 2016) = BFNs
    IVF ER (July 2016) = 7 PGS normal embryos
    FET #1 (Sept 2016) = BFP! DD born 5/30/17
    FET #2 (April 2019) = BFN
    FET #3 (July 2019) = BFP! DS born 3/27/20
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  • Never heard of this and have no idea how it would hinder calcium absorption.  Calcium inhibits absorption of iron but that is a totally different thing.

    Married since 2011

    TTC since Oct 2014
    DOR + MFI
    3 failed IUIs; IVF August 2017
    FET January 2018 - BFP
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