If you didn't already know, there is a connection between your birth month and your risk for developing certain chronic diseases. February babies, you're gonna wanna listen up, because this video is gonna be all about you.

The reasons your birth month correlates to your health have to do with the complex ways in which human biology is modulated by seasonal changes, so let's see what this looks like for those born in the month of March.

April babies, discover how your birth month could impact your lifelong health—according to science, not astrology.

Discover the impact of being born in May on your health. In this episode of Birth Fate, Erica reveals that May babies have the lowest disease risk according to scientific studies. However, they may have a higher risk for depression and slightly lower fertility. Learn how to support your mental health with mood-boosting tips. May babies, share how you're feeling, and stay tuned for June!

In this episode of Birth Fate, Erica explores how being born in June might increase your risk for certain illnesses, according to scientific studies. A Columbia University study found June babies have a higher risk of asthma and respiratory issues, possibly due to seasonal factors. Summer-born individuals may also be more prone to ADHD and allergies. To protect your lungs, consume Vitamin A-rich foods and consider taking colostrum. June babies, let us know how you're feeling, and stay tuned for July!

Discover how being born in July may impact your health. In this episode of Birth Fate, Erica reveals that July babies might be more prone to asthma, allergies, and myopia. More significantly, they face higher risks of multiple sclerosis and type 1 diabetes due to maternal vitamin D variations during pregnancy. To protect your health, increase your vitamin D intake with Spree’s Vitamin D3 + K2 supplement. July babies, share your thoughts, and stay tuned for August!

Research shows that your birth month can influence your likelihood of developing certain illnesses. In this episode of Birth Fate, Erica explores the fate of August babies. Studies suggest they may have a higher risk of ADHD and autism spectrum disorder due to factors like school age and prenatal exposure to pollutants. However, August babies generally have a lower risk of mental and physical diseases. To stay healthy, ensure you get your daily vitamins and minerals with a high-quality multivitamin from Spree. Stay healthy, August babies, and stay tuned for September!

In this episode of "Birth Fate," host Erica explores how being born in September can impact your health, based on scientific studies rather than astrology. September babies, whether Virgos or Libras, have some good news: they are at the lowest risk for developing cardiovascular disease. Watch till the end for the bad news!

In this episode of "Birth Fate," host Erica delves into how being born in October can influence your health risks, particularly for Libras and Scorpios. Studies show that October babies are at the highest risk for respiratory, reproductive, and neurological illnesses. Researchers attribute this to reduced sunlight exposure during critical brain development periods, affecting circadian rhythms and mood-regulating hormones like serotonin and melatonin. Additionally, increased stress during winter pregnancies may impact fetal brain development, leading to a higher risk of mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder. Erica introduces an oxytocin bundle developed by neuroscientists to help October babies balance their brain chemistry and improve feelings of self-love and belonging. Stay tuned for insights on November-born individuals in the next episode.

In this episode of "Birth Fate," host Erica reveals how being born in November can affect your health and focus. November babies face a higher risk of respiratory infections during infancy due to winter virus prevalence. Additionally, studies show an increased trend in ADHD diagnoses among November births, with Columbia University data suggesting a link in one in 675 cases in New York. On the plus side, November-born individuals excel athletically, being fitter and more powerful than those born in other months, according to the International Journal of Sports Medicine. For better focus, Erica recommends Lion's Mane fungus. Tune in for more insights on "Birth Fate."

In this episode of "Birth Fate," host Erica delves into how being born in December affects your health. December babies are protected from cardiovascular disease but are more prone to food allergies due to low vitamin D intake from being born in colder climates. Unfortunately, they also face a higher risk of reproductive diseases, including cervical cancer, breast cancer, vaginal yeast infections, and prostate cancer. This is linked to colder temperatures and higher indoor allergen exposure affecting immune development. For December-born individuals looking to protect their sexual wellness, Erica recommends a daily multi-herbal formula with traditional Chinese herbs. Share your thoughts in the comments and stay healthy!