Get Pregnant Naturally: How To Solve Your Infertility Problems Using Functional Medicine

We’re diving into how poor sleep is linked to poor egg quality. If you're struggling to fall asleep, waking up in the night, or getting out of bed feeling exhausted—this isn’t just a sleep issue. It’s a signal that your body is out of alignment, and for those navigating low AMH, DOR, POI, poor egg quality, or recurrent pregnancy loss, sleep disruptions can be a major red flag. In the Fab Fertile Method, we know that consistent, restful sleep plays a critical role in regulating hormones, supporting egg health, and optimizing fertility. But if you’re constantly wired at bedtime, wide awake at 2 a.m., or dragging through the day despite 8 hours in bed—there’s likely an underlying imbalance at play. In this episode, we dive into how sleep issues can be linked to blood sugar swings, adrenal dysfunction, inflammation, liver congestion, and more. And most importantly—we’ll share the first steps to rebalance your body and reclaim the deep rest your fertility depends on. Sleep is not optional on the fertility journey.

Discover natural ways to support diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), improve egg quality, and increase your chances of getting pregnant. If you've been told you have diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), low AMH, or poor egg quality, it can feel like your chances of having a baby are slipping away. But your fertility is about more than just numbers—it’s about giving your body the right support to thrive. Learn how key nutrients play a vital role in egg health, why inflammation and oxidative stress may be accelerating ovarian aging, and how gut health, thyroid function, and even environmental toxins can impact ovarian reserve. Many women rush into IVF without addressing these underlying factors, only to face failed retrievals, abnormal embryos, or canceled cycles. But when you take a step back and focus on restoring balance in your body, you create the best conditions for healthy eggs and a successful pregnancy—whether you're trying naturally or preparing for fertility treatments. If you’re looking for real, science

We're digging into why gut health matters if you have poor egg quality, DOR or POI We’re exploring the vital connection between gut health and fertility. If you're dealing with low AMH, high FSH, or poor egg quality, your gut could be the missing link! Gut imbalances can affect hormone balance, egg quality, and overall fertility, but the good news is that healing your gut can boost your chances of conception. We'll talk about how hidden gut infections like H. pylori, parasites, and bacterial imbalances might be blocking your fertility, and share actionable tips to support your gut health, rebuild your microbiome, and improve your fertility. This episode is for you: ✅ You have low AMH, high FSH, DOR, or POI and want to understand how gut health affects fertility. ✅ You’ve struggled with poor egg quality, failed IVF cycles, or unexplained infertility and suspect deeper issues. ✅ You experience bloating, constipation, or food sensitivities and wonder if they’re impacting your hormones and egg health. In this

We're digging into thyroid dysfunction and the impact on DOR and POI. You’ve been told your TSH is normal—but is it truly optimal for fertility? Thyroid health is often overlooked in fertility treatment, yet even subtle imbalances can impact egg quality, implantation, and pregnancy success. If you’ve experienced failed IVF retrievals, transfers, or pregnancy loss, your thyroid could be playing a hidden role. In this episode of Get Pregnant Naturally, we uncover:

We’re digging into a success story with diminished ovarian reserve, low AMH, high FSH and male factor fertility. When told IVF was the only option, it felt like the end of the road. With AMH of 0.15, FSH in the 30s, and gut, hormone, and immune imbalances—plus low sperm motility—the journey seemed impossible. But instead of accepting the odds, they discovered what was actually blocking their fertility—and took action.  

If you're struggling with fertility issues and wondering how to support egg quality and hormonal balance, you’re not alone. Environmental toxins could be affecting your fertility in ways you might not even realize. Discover how functional medicine and nutrition can help you address these hidden factors with detox strategies, diet changes, and supplements. Learn how reducing toxic exposure and supporting your body’s natural detox processes could make a significant difference in your fertility. It’s time to look beyond conventional medicine and take a closer look at what’s really impacting your chances of conception. This episode is for you: You’re struggling with fertility issues such as low AMH, high FSH, diminished ovarian reserve or premature ovarian insufficiency and want to support egg quality and hormonal balance naturally. You’ve been exposed to environmental toxins and wonder how they may be impacting your fertility. You’re looking for functional medicine/nutrition approaches, including diet, suppleme

We're digging into the difference between conventional medicine and functional medicine approach to DOR We’re breaking down the key differences between conventional and functional medicine approaches to DOR—so you can make informed choices about your fertility journey. While conventional medicine focuses on treatments like IVF and egg donation, functional medicine looks deeper, addressing reasons behind ovarian decline. You'll learn how factors like inflammation, thyroid health, and nutrient deficiencies impact egg quality—and how diet, supplements, and lifestyle changes can support ovarian function. Whether you're preparing for IVF or exploring natural options, this will help you move forward with confidence. This episode is for you if: Looking for more than IVF or egg donation? Discover alternative approaches to improving ovarian reserve and fertility. Wondering about underlying imbalances? Learn how thyroid health, inflammation, and nutrient deficiencies affect egg quality. Considering a holistic approach?

We're digging into low Vitamin D levels and the connection to low AMH. If you’ve been told you have low AMH, diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), or premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), you might feel like your options are limited—but there’s more to the story. Research shows that vitamin D plays a crucial role in ovarian reserve, egg quality, and hormone balance. If your vitamin D levels are low, it could be impacting your ability to conceive naturally or through IVF. Many women with low AMH struggle to absorb vitamin D properly, even with supplements. We’ll explore why this happens, how vitamin D affects ovarian health, and simple strategies to optimize your levels and support your fertility. In this episode you'll learn:

We're digging into the diet that can improve AMH levels Chronic inflammation and food sensitivities can be hidden roadblocks to conception. If you're struggling with diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), or recurrent pregnancy loss, addressing these factors could be a game-changer. At Fab Fertile, we use our proven Fab Fertile Method, which recognizes that every system in the body is connected. Instead of quick fixes or generic advice, this approach focuses on targeted nutrition and lifestyle shifts that support overall reproductive health.  By identifying and removing hidden triggers—like inflammatory foods—you create the best possible environment for conception, hormonal balance, and long-term wellness. Small, intentional changes can have a profound impact on your fertility journey. This episode is for you: ✔️ You're navigating diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), or recurrent pregnancy loss and want to support your fertility naturally.

We’re digging into how to improve egg quality with low AMH, high FSH, and DOR—science-backed steps for fertility success. I know you may have been told you have poor egg quality, but you're confused about what steps to take to improve it. After all, AMH doesn't measure egg quality. But what if there were science-backed steps you could take right now to improve egg quality and either help you get pregnant naturally or improve your next retrieval, leading to successful implantation at transfer? Doing another IVF retrieval without taking these steps only wastes time—after all, poor egg quality can lead to failed fertilization, abnormal embryos, implantation failure, or miscarriage. If you're ready to take control of your fertility with hope and a plan, this is for you. In this episode you'll learn: ✔️ Nutritional & lifestyle strategies to optimize egg health and fertility ✔️ Targeted supplements like CoQ10, omega-3s, and antioxidants ✔️ The role of thyroid and blood sugar balance in reproductive health ✔

We're digging into how to improve AMH levels naturally If you’ve been told that low AMH means IVF or donor eggs are your only options, don’t lose hope—there are steps you can take to support your fertility naturally. We’re diving into the power of nutrition and how the right foods can help improve your AMH levels and overall reproductive health. You don’t have to feel powerless in this journey. With targeted, science-backed dietary changes, you can take action and give your body the best possible chance to conceive. Hope is not lost—let’s get started!

We’re diving into an inspiring success story today, where a woman with POI defied the odds and conceived naturally I want to share an incredible case study of a woman who was diagnosed with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) and told that donor eggs were her only option to become a mother. At 37, after receiving this devastating news, she turned to our Fab Fertile Method—an approach combining functional lab testing, customized diet, and lifestyle changes. I’ll take you through her journey, step-by-step, including the specific tests we used to uncover the reasons affecting her fertility, how we tailored her diet and lifestyle to support her body, and the mindset shifts that played a crucial role in her success. This episode isn’t just a success story; it’s an in-depth exploration of how functional medicine can help identify and address hidden factors that may be sabotaging fertility. If you’ve been told that natural conception isn’t possible, this episode is packed with insights that might just change your pe

We're digging into how to improve pregnancy success with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency with your own eggs. If you’ve been diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency, your reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist (REI) may have told you that donor eggs, PRP ovarian rejuvenation, or IVF are your only options. But what if something important is being overlooked? Instead of rushing into expensive and often unnecessary fertility treatments, it’s time to take a step back and focus on optimizing your health. With a personalized and targeted approach, you can take meaningful steps to improve your chances of pregnancy success—with your own eggs. Let’s explore what’s possible together. This episode is for you if: 1) You’ve been diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency and are trying to conceive. 2) You’re unsure how to optimize your fertility in 2025, but you feel like something important is being overlooked. 3) You’re considering IVF but deeply hope to conceive naturally with your own eggs.

We're digging into why gluten matters when you are trying to conceive. I know you’ve probably made changes to your diet. You may even have tried going gluten free, but didn’t notice any changes so you brought it back into your diet. But what if gluten didn’t cause any noticeable symptoms in your body, but it was causing inflammation. And this inflammation was impacting ovulation, egg health, embryo quality, and implantation. Is gluten free a diet trend or is it something you and your partner should consider to improve pregnancy success? In this episode you'll learn: 1) Why it is important to go gluten free when we are TTC. 2) Consuming gluten during pregnancy and the potential risks for the child. 3) Difference between celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity. 4) Connection between autoimmune diseases and gluten i.e. Hashimoto’s and Irritable Bowel Disease 5) Best test for gluten sensitivity --- I wanted to make sure everyone has access to our " "Your Pregnancy Success Plan for Low AMH and/or High FSH

We’re digging into the 3 top tips to fast track pregnancy in we see on the 2025. I know 2025 is the year that you are ready to get pregnant and have your baby. The fertility clinic may have told you to start medicated cycles, IUI or IVF, However, before you start expensive and perhaps even unnecessary fertility treatments I want you to give you my top 3 essential tips to fast track pregnancy success in 2025. The majority of us can get pregnant naturally (remember AMH is only an indicator of how well you’ll do with IVF). Let’s break down your plan. This episode is for you: You’ve tried everything and nothing has worked Not sure what to do for 2025 to optimize your fertility You feel like IVF may be your next step but you really want to get pregnant naturally In this episode you'll learn: 1) Which mistakes can set you back and how to fast track pregnancy for 2025 2) Success stories from couples that worked on their health and how they beat the odds and had their baby. 3) How to know when IVF is your next step a

We’re digging into how to believe that your body wants to procreate when you have low AMH. Dealing with a low AMH may have you on a rollercoaster of emotions. From hope and excitement one minute to devastation the next. The fertility journey can impact every aspect of your life. If someone hasn’t been through it, they may not understand why you feel triggered by certain people, events, or places. It’s not about catastrophizing every time your period comes (or is absent or late); it’s about leading with your intuition and/or leaning in on your faith so you can feel a sense of peace. Plus, you can dig deeper to see what your doctor is missing. So, how do we visualize a path forward on our own terms as we enter 2025 (and have a successful pregnancy)? This episode is for you if: - You’ve been told you have low AMH, and your REI has said IVF or donor eggs are the only options - AMH is very triggering and has you catastrophizing - You know there is something missing with your health, and you’re ready to make change

We're exploring the best episodes from 2024 to help you improve your pregnancy success with low AMH and/or high FSH. As 2024 ends, you’re probably planning your next steps to improve pregnancy success in 2025. You may have already tried fertility treatments or made some changes to your diet and lifestyle. But nothing has worked so far. That’s why I'm doing a wrap-up of my favourite episodes from 2024. These episodes are action-oriented and give you specific steps to take to get to the bottom of the low AMH/high FSH and pregnancy loss so you don’t waste precious time. I’ll give you the highlights so you can start taking the right steps towards pregnancy success in 2025. It’s not about doing generalized diet and lifestyle changes, taking a boatload of supplements and hoping for the best. It’s about identifying missed healing opportunities and pinpointing the exact strategy to shift the needle and get your reproductive system back online. Remember – the majority of us can get pregnant naturally! This episode is

We’re digging into how to improve pregnancy success in 2025 when you have low AMH and/or high FSH. Focusing on the AMH biomarker wastes time. After all, it’s used to see how well you’ll do with IVF. It doesn’t predict your ability to get pregnant naturally, measure egg quality, or check your uterine receptivity. The bottom line is that it’s extremely triggering and scares women into rushing to IVF or thinking donor eggs are the only option. We’ve helped couples with an AMH of 0.02 ng/mL at the age of 44 get pregnant naturally after they were told donor eggs were the only next step. So, what are the next steps for low AMH, and how can we get pregnant in 2025?   In this episode, you'll learn: 1) Why AMH is not useful to determine why you are struggling to conceive 2) The final word on HRT and what you need to consider (especially if you're dealing with certain symptoms) 3) Cutting-edge functional lab testing that can get to the bottom of why it's not working 4) The final word on PRP (platelet-rich plasma) ovari

We’re digging into how to address erectile dysfunction during the fertility journey. Erectile dysfunction (ED) impacts over 30 million men in the United States. Beyond the impact on intimacy, it also is a barometer of a man’s overall health. It’s not a normal part of aging but rather a sign to dig deeper to address underlying health issues. When you’re on the fertility journey, ED can reduce the frequency of sex, often making it difficult to coincide with the fertile window. And while medications such as Viagra can help manage the symptoms of ED, it does not address why it’s happening in the first place. While ED doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a problem with sperm health, the health of the male partner is essential when you are TTC (it’s not just about focusing on egg health). So, how do we address ED naturally and improve the chances of pregnancy success? I’m excited to welcome Dr. Anne Truong to the podcast. Dr Anne has 25+ years of experience in anti-aging and cellular medicine. She is an expert in intim

We’re digging into how to get pregnant with an autoimmune disease. A theme we see with low AMH, high FSH, diminished ovarian reserve, or premature ovarian insufficiency is autoimmune disease (i.e., Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Celiac, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, Lupus, Psoriasis, Type 1 Diabetes, Chron’s, Pernicious Anemia, and way more). There are over 80 different autoimmune diseases, with the prevalence increasing more than 3-12% per year. In the United States, Type 1 Diabetes has doubled in the last 40 years, celiac disease has increased fivefold in the last 30 years, and multiple sclerosis has increased by 30% since 2013. In 1/5 of premature ovarian insufficiency cases, there is an autoimmune disease present, which is often overlooked as a factor with conventional medicine. It’s not about taking more medication to manage the autoimmune disease and pushing your body to conceive with IVF. This can lead to cancelled cycles, poor response to medication, abnormally tested embryos, and implantation f