by Dr. Robyn Murphy ND | Jan 21, 2022 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
The global rates of infertility have steadily climbed over the past few decades to affect up to 15% of all couples. While there are many causes and factors, approximately 50% of cases are estimated to be because of genetic factors. Many couples experience ‘idiopathic...
by Dr. Camille Krause, ND | Nov 13, 2020 | Egg Health, Fertility Testing
There was a recent study that showed people with Neanderthal genes are more fertile. The reason why? They had more progesterone receptors. “In a cohort of present-day Britons, these carriers have more siblings, fewer miscarriages, and less bleeding during...
by Dr. Sarah Zadek, ND | Nov 4, 2020 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
Having a miscarriage can be devastating, especially if your journey to get to that point has been particularly long or difficult. It’s important to give yourself time to grieve, but also a chance for the body to heal before trying to conceive again. This means healing...
by Dr. Rachel Corradetti-Sargeant, ND | Sep 17, 2020 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
The abundance of fertility tracking apps is pretty incredible these days. Imagine even just a decade ago, we didn’t have the same level of access to applications like this, meaning the average woman wasn’t able to get in touch with her cycle as easily as you can these...
by Dr. Sarah Zadek, ND | Aug 17, 2020 | Egg Health, Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
Many women understand that feeling of something being off. Some of us may ignore the signs, thinking that our painful periods are normal, or there’s nothing to be done about cyclical acne. But both of these and more are signs and symptoms of hormonal imbalance....
by Dr. Rachel Corradetti-Sargeant, ND | Jul 15, 2020 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
Taking your basal body temperature (BBT) while trying to conceive is an important step to understanding what is going on with your menstrual cycle hormones. What is basal body temperature? This is the temperature of your body when you are at rest. What happens to...
