

Understanding Fertility, AMH, Premature Ovarian Insufficiency, and Diminished Ovarian Reserve With Sarah Clark
Apr 15, 2025
In this enlightening discussion, Sarah Clark, CEO of Fab Fertile, shares her journey through fertility challenges. She explains AMH's role in fertility and debunks myths about egg quality. Many women aren't aware that AMH levels can improve, and Sarah emphasizes that with the right tools, natural conception is possible for most. The podcast also highlights the significance of male health in fertility and suggests lifestyle changes for couples. It's an empowering conversation about self-advocacy and holistic approaches to enhancing fertility.
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AMH Insights on Fertility
- AMH is often misunderstood as a definitive predictor of natural pregnancy ability.
- It primarily indicates ovarian reserve relevant for IVF, not egg quality or uterine receptivity.
Sarah's Fertility Journey
- Sarah Clark was diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency at 28 and initially told donor eggs were her only option.
- Years later she found lifestyle changes could improve fertility, helping women conceive naturally.
AMH Levels Can Improve
- AMH levels can improve contrary to common medical advice.
- Functional medicine offers diet and lifestyle strategies that positively impact fertility markers.