Infertility is a growing problem in the US.
Modern life gets in the way of fertility and creates a variety of issues. Stress, toxins, poor nutrition, deficient nutrients, lack of sleep, clogged detox pathways, weight issues and age all contribute to a decrease in fertility. You might have a specific fertility diagnosis such as PCOS, endometriosis, 35+ years old, reduced ovarian reserve, low egg quality, high FSH, irregular periods, anovulation, luteal phase defect, reduced sperm count and quality, repeat miscarriage or unexplained infertility. Whatever the issue, you and your partner want to conceive and it’s not happening. So you have decided to work with a fertility clinic as the next step.
If you are like many women who suffer from fertility issues, you’ve Googled / TikTok’ed / Facebooked information on improving fertility. The information is overwhelming and a lot of it is contradictory. What’s right for you? What should (and shouldn’t) you do to improve the success of your fertility procedure? Whose advice do you follow?
Here’s the good news: you can improve your fertility and increase the success rate of your IVF/IUI.
Whether you have a diagnosis or not, whether you are just starting out, starting your procedure soon, or are in the middle of it, there are steps you can take to improve the outcome.
What you need a is plan, a blueprint for improving your egg and sperm quality so your IUI or IVF will be more successful.
The Fertility Blueprint program can help you do it.
Modern life gets in the way of fertility and creates a variety of issues. Stress, toxins, poor nutrition, deficient nutrients, lack of sleep, clogged detox pathways, weight issues and age all contribute to a decrease in fertility. You might have a specific fertility diagnosis such as PCOS, endometriosis, 35+ years old, reduced ovarian reserve, low egg quality, high FSH, irregular periods, anovulation, luteal phase defect, reduced sperm count and quality, repeat miscarriage or unexplained infertility. Whatever the issue, you and your partner want to conceive and it’s not happening. So you have decided to work with a fertility clinic as the next step.
If you are like many women who suffer from fertility issues, you’ve Googled / TikTok’ed / Facebooked information on improving fertility. The information is overwhelming and a lot of it is contradictory. What’s right for you? What should (and shouldn’t) you do to improve the success of your fertility procedure? Whose advice do you follow?
Here’s the good news: you can improve your fertility and increase the success rate of your IVF/IUI.
Whether you have a diagnosis or not, whether you are just starting out, starting your procedure soon, or are in the middle of it, there are steps you can take to improve the outcome.
What you need a is plan, a blueprint for improving your egg and sperm quality so your IUI or IVF will be more successful.
The Fertility Blueprint program can help you do it.