Trimester one: how will my body change?

Friday 21 June 2019

Tags: Pregnancy Fitness New to Jennis Active Ideas

Your body starts releasing pregnancy specific hormones from day 1 of your pregnancy, which means your body can start to feel very different. Here's exactly why that is thanks to the expertise of Ali Rose, Jess's physio

To find out more about the trimester 1 Jennis Pregnancy programme, click here

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