by Dr. Sarah Zadek, ND | Jun 6, 2022 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
You have likely heard of AMH — and maybe have even had your levels tested. But what is it exactly, and what does it have to do with your fertility? In this article, Dr. Sarah Zadek, ND, breaks it down. AMH Origin Story To understand AMH, it helps to understand where...
by Dr. Sarah Zadek, ND | Mar 3, 2022 | Fertility Testing, Sperm Health
When couples are attempting to conceive, it’s often the person who will carry the pregnancy who feels the pressure and responsibility to be healthy and fertile. This is often because the womb provides the energy, sustenance, blood supply, and nutrition for the growing...
by Dr. Camille Krause, ND | Mar 3, 2022 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing
Endometriosis may be an underlying cause in up to 50% of “unexplained infertility” cases. (1) So how do I know if I have endometriosis? Research shows we can lean towards a “yes” if you answer these 2 questions: Do you have pain with periods? (cramping pain in the...
by Dr. Robyn Murphy ND | Feb 16, 2022 | Fertility Health, Fertility Testing, Uncategorized
As medicine is evolving, there are more technologies at our disposal to help investigate health and the underlying cause of symptoms, including infertility. Lifestyle genetic testing has recently hit the market, providing doctors and patients with a unique look into...
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...
