Get Pregnant Naturally
Get Pregnant Naturally is the podcast for women and couples facing low AMH, high FSH, failed IVF, miscarriage, premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), or a donor egg recommendation, and who are not ready to accept that recommendation before the full picture has been investigated. Hosted by Sarah Clark, founder of Fab Fertile, author of Fabulously Fertile, and host of a podcast with over one million downloads, Get Pregnant Naturally offers a functional fertility second opinion. Each week, Sarah walks through the lab work most fertility clinics do not run: gut microbiome, food sensitivity, vaginal microbiome, nutrigenomics, HTMA, DUTCH, full thyroid panel, the iron panel, and inflammation markers, alongside nervous system work. Inside the Fab Fertile program, the full team works with each couple. On the podcast, Sarah brings you what she sees across more than a decade of cases. This podcast is for the woman who heard donor eggs and walked out, wondering what was missed. The woman whose REI looked at her AMH, her FSH, and her antral follicle count, and stopped there. We work alongside your medical team, not instead of them. The decision still belongs to you. The investigation should happen before the decision. Subscribe for weekly episodes on what your fertility clinic may not have tested before the next recommendation gets made.
Episodes
Told donor eggs after failed IVF? There is a category of testing that your fertility clinic does not run. We rarely run a stool test and find nothing.
The IVF cycle did not work. Maybe it was poor response. Maybe it was canceled before retrieval. Maybe you got embryos and they arrested. Maybe the transfer failed. Your clinic looked at your numbers and told you donor eggs.
In this episode, Sarah Clark walks through the gut pattern t...
The donor egg recommendation rarely comes after a complete workup. It comes after AMH, FSH, and an antral follicle count. That is usually where the investigation stops.
In this episode, Sarah Clark walks through what is missing from the workup before women are told don...
Low AMH, high FSH, two miscarriages, told donor eggs were her only option. At 43, she conceived naturally. Here's what her clinic missed before the donor egg recommendation.
This episode is for the woman sitting with a donor egg recommendation. Low AMH or high FSH on t...
Most women with low AMH and high FSH get one of two answers about their iron: "it's fine," or "it's low, here's a supplement." Both leave the real problem untouched. Failed transfers, failed IVF cycles, miscarriage, irregular cycles, exhaustion that won't lift, and nobody asking why the iron is low in the first place. This episode shows you what the ...
Sarah Clark was told donor eggs were her only option. No second opinion. No workup. Just an IVF brochure pulled off the shelf. This is the story of what was actually going on, and what nobody looked for.
At 28, Sarah was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure (now ca...
Your TSH is "normal." Your ferritin is "normal." Your glucose is "normal." And IVF still isn't working. Here's why normal lab ranges were never built for fertility and what optimal actually looks like.
Most reference ranges are designed to flag disease in the general population, not to optimize egg quality, embryo competence, or implantation. That gap is where a lot of unexplained IVF failure, embryo arrest, and recurrent loss live...
If you're heading into another IVF cycle after a failed transfer, you're probably being told to trust the process and try again.
But what if the process is the problem?
In this episode, ...
If your IVF transfer failed despite a good embryo, normal lining, and a smooth protocol, you may have been told it was "just bad luck."
But failed implantation with a euploid or high-quality embryo is not random. It often means key biological factors were never fully evaluated before the transfer.
You followed the plan.
Unexplained IVF failure happens when a cycle doesn't work, and no clear cause is identified, but that doesn't mean nothing is wrong. In many cases, it means the biology behind the cycle ...
When an IVF cycle fails, the focus usually shifts to the next protocol.
Different medications.
Higher doses.
Another retrieval.
But an IVF cycle produces a huge amount of biological data that is rarely fully analyzed before repeating treatment.
Implantation failure is often blamed on the uterus.
The lining.
The timing.
The transfer protocol.
But implantation is not something the uterus decides on its own.
Implantation is an immune event that reflects what is h...
Most couples do not walk into IVF lightly.
By the time you reach a cycle, you have likely changed your diet, added supplements, tried acupuncture, adjusted your lifestyle, and done everything you were told might help.
And yet, stimulation begins, and the outcome feels underwhelming.
Here's the...
Poor embryo development is not random. And "it just didn't work" is not an explanation.
If your embryos stopped growing on Day 3 or Day 5, you've likely been told some version of the same thing. Bad luck. Egg quality. Try again.
But Day 3 vs Day 5 embryo arrest are not interchangeable even...
After a failed IVF cycle, the pressure to move quickly into the next one can feel overwhelming. Clinics often encourage momentum. Emotionally, it can feel safer to stay in motion than to pause.
But rushing into another IVF cycle too quickly can quietly reinforce the same biological conditions that shaped the last outcome.
If yo...
If you've been told your embryos look good, your lining is appropriate, and your hormones are in range, yet implantation keeps failing, it can leave you with a nagging feeling that something is missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it.
Most couples don't repeat IVF or transfers casually. They follow the plan that's laid out, adjust protocols, and keep m...
Most smart women don't stay stuck in fertility treatment because they aren't trying hard enough. They stay stuck because the same pattern keeps repeating, even when the outcomes don't change.
If you've done multiple cycles, followed every recommendation, tried different protocols, and still ended up with the same results, this episode is for you.
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If you've been told your failed IVF cycle was "just bad luck" or blamed on "egg quality," that explanation is incomplete. Bad luck is not a diagnosis. It simply means the underlying biological patterns have not yet been identified.
IVF is a technical process that happens in a lab, but embryos still develop inside a living biological environment. If inflammation, ...
If you've been told your AMH is low and IVF is your only option, or you already went through IVF and it didn't work, this episode will change how you interpret that number and what decision actually deserves your attention next.
Here's what most patients are never told: AMH reflects egg quantity, not egg capability. It helps clinics predict medication response, b...
"Poor egg quality" is not a diagnosis. It's where clinics stop looking.
If you've been told you have poor egg quality after failed IVF, low AMH, embryo arrest, or recurrent pregnancy loss, this episode will change how you understand that label and what to do next.
Here's the truth most wom...
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