Preconception and Fertility

Growing

Your Family

Shouldn’t Have to Be

This Hard

Fertile Earth can help you get to where you want to be with support through all aspects of TTC. With the truly holistic approach of Traditional East Asian Medicine, Fertile Earth offers compassionate, safe, and effective care that addresses the root causes of infertility and stimulates your body’s own natural ability to return to balance.

Navigating the fertility landscape is a lot.

In the age of information, it can be hard to know where to focus your efforts. Fertile Earth provides a proven road map to help you find the way through your own particular challenges. With nutritional, herbal, and lifestyle therapies tailored to your unique situation, you can cut through the noise of generalized advice and find the most effect way forward for you.

A typical fertility treatment plans starts with weekly treatments for 4 cycles. Within this timeframe it’s common to see significant changes in your cycle, period, BBT chart, and other hormone markers. Your best chances of success occur when these markers reach certain benchmarks. Because every body has its own unique history and response to treatment it’s impossible to give any specific timeline.
In some cases, especially for women with a history of EPL or miscarriage, it’s often suggested to pause TTC until certain hormone markers are within ideal ranges. In other cases, it’s not necessary to take a break from trying.
Absolutely. IVF is an emotionally and physically demanding process. Regular acupuncture can improve egg quality and increase responsivity during the stim phases, manage side effects of medications, improve implantation receptivity, and help you navigate the emotional highs and lows along the eay.
My specialty is in treating women, however nearly all nutritional and lifestyle advice can apply to men as well. I do advise that all male partners have a semen analysis as soon as possible and commit to good nutrition and appropriate supplementation to support the physical structure and genetic stability of their sperm when trying to conceive.