Today, the fertility formula is finally available.

We have to take a step back and think about medicine and preventive care and how it exists.

It exists to serve people and populations and not individuals.

The reality is I'm sick of the current narrative of fertility, that you have to fail first before you even qualify for an evaluation.

Fertility is finite. Tell me how waiting until you have proven

failure makes sense anymore. Because it doesn't for me. This mentality has got to change. The belief that

waiting is normal, the struggle is required, and that help comes only after loss is exactly why I wrote

the book. Today, the fertility formula is finally

available. This is the book that I wish I had had when I went through infertility myself and

pregnancy loss. And this is the book that I wrote for all of my patients. And I'm so thankful for all

of your support and I'm so excited that you're going to be able to get it into your hands. The reality is I'm sick of my patients. And I'm so thankful for all of your support and I'm so excited that you're

going to be able to get it into your hands. The reality is I'm sick of the current narrative of

fertility, that you have to fail first before you even qualify for an evaluation. In almost every other

area of medicine, we believe in prevention. We screen for heart disease before you have a heart attack.

We check blood sugar before you get diabetes. But when it comes to your fertility, women are told to wait. To wait until you fail to get pregnant for 12 months. To wait until you've lost enough pregnancies to count. To wait until you're struggling or time is taken even more from you. And as somebody who went through this,

I know personally and professionally just how wrong and hurtful this thinking is. Fertility is one of the only areas of medicine, where you're asked to prove that you failed before we even

offer help. And I no longer accept that as the standard of care. Despite the fact that 50%

of infertilities due to male factors, we still also see that women carry the standard of care. Despite the fact that 50% of infertilities due to male

factors, we still also see that women carry the burden of reproduction. The belief that waiting

is normal, that struggle is required, and that help comes only after loss, is exactly why I wrote

the book. Not to create fear, but to create a better model of care, one that is based on information, prevention,

and choice. So I'm so excited for you to finally get the fertility formula. So why do women have to

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