Fab Fertile

Fab Fertile Functional Fertility Solutions - using functional lab testing and targeted diet and lifestyle changes to improve chances of conception.

Sarah Clark is a certified professional coach with accreditation from the International Coaches Federation. She also received her health coaching training at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City. She offers fertility coaching to couples.

09/01/2026

A little bee situation before we get into fertility 😂🐝

If your follicles aren’t responding to IVF meds the way you expected, the answer isn’t always simply increasing the dose.

Low AMH tells us something about ovarian reserve but it doesn’t tell us the whole story about what may be influencing your response.

In this week’s podcast, I’m breaking down some of the areas I’d want to investigate when follicles aren’t responding as expected and what may be getting missed.

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08/25/2026

You went through IVF, got eggs… but no embryos made it to transfer.

Before you jump straight into another cycle, there are 3 questions I want you to ask.

Because another round with the same approach may give you the same result.

In this week’s podcast episode, I’m breaking down 3 areas to investigate after a failed IVF cycle with no embryos to transfer and what may be getting missed.

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08/21/2026

✨ Almost 20 eggs. One healthy embryo. A pregnancy. Then a miscarriage with no clear explanation.

Nicole went into a second IVF cycle and this time, no healthy embryos.

With only one insurance-covered IVF cycle left, she decided she wanted to know she had done everything she possibly could before trying again.

That’s when she joined Fab Fertile. ❤️

🔬 We went deeper with comprehensive bloodwork and functional testing, including food sensitivity, stool and genetic testing.

🥗 We used her results to personalize her nutrition and supplements.

🧠 We incorporated lifestyle and nervous system work.

🔎 And we kept looking for pieces that may have been missed before another transfer.

Today, Nicole is mom to a healthy four-month-old baby boy. ❤️

This is what the Fab Fertile approach is about. Not one test. Not one supplement. Not another generic fertility protocol.

It’s about looking at the whole picture and asking what might still be getting missed.

Wondering what might be getting missed in your fertility journey?

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Every fertility journey is different and results cannot be guaranteed.

08/17/2026

You were told you’re a poor responder after IVF.

But that describes what happened during one cycle. It doesn’t necessarily explain why it happened.

Before jumping into another protocol, there are bigger questions worth asking:

What happened during the 90 days leading up to stimulation?

Were there factors affecting follicle development before the injections even started?

And has anyone looked beyond changing the medication?

Because stimulation can only work with the follicles that are already there.

🎙️ This week on the Get Pregnant Naturally Podcast, I’m breaking down what “poor responder” actually means and 3 questions to ask before another IVF.

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08/13/2026

Failed IVF doesn’t automatically mean you need to jump straight into another cycle.

Before you do, there are 5 questions I’d want answered.

Because “it didn’t work” isn’t enough information.

Where did the cycle actually break down?
Was the protocol right for you?
What could be affecting egg or s***m quality?
Has implantation been fully investigated?
And most importantly what are we doing differently next time?

Your failed cycle contains information. The goal is to use it before making your next decision.

Comment PODCAST to listen to the full episode of the Get Pregnant Naturally podcast:
Failed IVF: 5 Questions to Ask Before Another Cycle

08/03/2026

You knew before the nurse called.

You’d already checked the portal. FSH: High.

Within minutes, the internet search had you believing your future was already decided.

But a high FSH is a finding, not a verdict.

In this week’s podcast, I break down:
• What high FSH actually tells us
• What it doesn’t tell us
• The questions to ask before making another fertility decision

If you’ve been told donor eggs are your only option because of one number, this episode is for you.

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If you want a personalized review of your fertility case, book a Functional Fertility Second Opinion DM second opinion

07/27/2026

You don’t want to become “that patient.”

The one asking too many questions.

The one bringing a folder.

The one asking if anyone can explain why.

So instead, you tell yourself to trust the process.

You book another consult.

Another IVF cycle.

Another second opinion.

Or you hear the words “it’s probably time to consider donor eggs,” and wonder if that’s really the only path left.

But the question keeps coming back.

Did anyone actually finish looking?

Not:

* Did they adjust the medication?
* Did they change the protocol?
* Did they recommend another cycle?

But…

Did anyone explain why your body responded the way it did?

Were all the pieces actually investigated?

That’s the conversation today’s podcast is about.

I share the 7 things I recommend bringing to your next fertility appointment and the questions that can help you understand whether the investigation is complete before making another major decision.

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07/23/2026

Your AMH was never the whole story.

An egg spends roughly 90 days maturing in constant conversation with your internal environment.

One marker I often discuss is hsCRP, a standard blood test that can provide clues about systemic inflammation. It’s not a fertility test, but it can help identify patterns that deserve further investigation as part of a comprehensive assessment.

No IVF stimulation protocol changes the environment your eggs developed in over those previous 90 days.

That’s why looking beyond AMH matters.

Depending on your history, other markers such as homocysteine, ANA and ferritin may also help complete the picture.

The new article explains why these conversations matter before assuming low AMH is the whole story.

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07/22/2026

What wasn’t evaluated?

A donor egg recommendation may absolutely be the right path. But before making that decision, ask whether the recommendation was based on the full biological picture or just your AMH, FSH, and antral follicle count.

Those numbers tell you what’s happening today. They don’t explain why.

Questions worth asking include:

* Was your thyroid fully evaluated?
* Were autoimmune factors considered?
* Was your gut health or nutrient status assessed?
* Was your uterine environment evaluated?
* Was your partner’s s***m DNA integrity reviewed?

Sometimes donor eggs remain the best option.

Sometimes the evaluation changes the conversation.

Either way, you deserve to make that decision with the fullest picture possible.

I’ve outlined the complete functional fertility assessment we review before the donor egg conversation in my medically reviewed article.

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07/20/2026

Most people think IVF starts with stimulation.

It doesn’t.

By the time you begin injections, the eggs recruited for that cycle have already been developing for weeks to months.

Changing the protocol may change how many eggs you retrieve.

It doesn’t erase the metabolic, inflammatory, hormonal, or mitochondrial environment those eggs developed in.

And it’s not just about egg quality.

If his semen analysis is “normal” but no one has looked at DNA fragmentation, you’re still missing part of the picture.

In today’s episode, I break down:
• Why stimulation reveals, not creates, egg quality.
• Why protocol changes don’t always change outcomes.
• Three patterns we see before failed IVF cycles.
• What to assess before signing up for another retrieval.

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