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.

05/27/2026

You’ve been told donor eggs are your “best option.”

But what if the issue isn’t just your ovaries?

In this episode, we explore how skin symptoms like acne, eczema, rosacea, rashes, and chronic inflammation can connect back to the gut microbiome and impact fertility, egg quality, implantation, and IVF outcomes.

We also discuss why digestion matters more than most people realize when you’re TTC, and the key gut and immune patterns to investigate before accepting donor eggs as your only path forward.

If you’ve been dismissed with “unexplained infertility,” low AMH, recurrent implantation failure, or poor embryo quality, this episode is for you.

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05/25/2026

You’ve been told donor eggs are your best or only option.
But before making that decision, have you fully looked at the gut microbiome?

In this week’s episode of Get Pregnant Naturally, we explore why recurrent implantation failure, miscarriage, abnormal embryos, inflammation, immune dysfunction, and “unexplained” IVF outcomes may have more to do with the gut than most people realize.

We discuss:
• The gut-immune-fertility connection
• Hidden gut infections and inflammation patterns
• How the microbiome may impact egg quality and implantation
• Why repeating IVF without deeper investigation can keep couples stuck
• What to review before moving to donor eggs

If you’ve been told your age, AMH, or egg quality is the problem, but you feel like something is being missed, this episode will give you another lens to consider.

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05/21/2026

AMH 0.04 ng/mL. Told donor eggs were her only option. Nobody asked what was actually driving the number.

When I was 28, the same thing happened to me.

AMH measures how many follicles are being recruited right now. It is a snapshot. Not a verdict. It can be suppressed by thyroid dysfunction, gut imbalances, nutrient gaps, stress physiology, and environmental load. Things that have nothing to do with your egg supply.

Most fertility clinics do not look at any of that before recommending donor eggs.

This week on Get Pregnant Naturally, I discuss Rebecca’s case. She was 27. Her AMH was 0.04 ng/mL. She had been told donor eggs. Here is what nobody asked her before that recommendation, and what she did next.

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If you have been told donor eggs are your only option and you are not sure that is the full picture, you are not alone.

05/19/2026

She was 27. AMH 0.04. POI diagnosis. Donor eggs recommended as her only option.

She got pregnant naturally with her own eggs.

The eczema, the migraines, the asthma. None of those were separate from her fertility picture. They were the same picture.

This week on Get Pregnant Naturally we walk through what a complete workup looks like before donor eggs.

Save this for when you review your labs.

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05/14/2026

Her REI ran TSH. It came back at 3. They called it normal.
TSH alone is not a thyroid panel.

A full workup needs Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, TPO antibodies, TG antibodies. Her clinic ran one of those tests. We ran all of them.

We also found H pylori in her gut. Gluten exposure she did not know about. And her husband’s bloodwork had 4 red flags nobody had caught.

18 months later she conceived naturally with her own eggs at 43.

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05/11/2026

At 43, she was told donor eggs were her only option.

Low AMH. High FSH. Two miscarriages. Failed IVF.

18 months later, she conceived naturally with her own eggs. ✨

What was missed before the donor egg recommendation?

🧬 Thyroid patterns
🦠 H. pylori
🌾 Ongoing gluten exposure
🧪 Male factor issues
🦠 Vaginal + seminal microbiome
😴 Night sweats + sleep disruption

Low AMH and high FSH are not the full story.

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05/04/2026

Stop treating iron like a checkbox.

Low ferritin isn’t just “take a supplement and move on.”
It’s a signal. And if you ignore what’s driving it, you’ll stay stuck in the same loop… fatigue, poor egg quality, failed cycles, repeat.

In today’s episode, we break this down properly.

Iron is tied to oxygen delivery, mitochondrial function, thyroid signaling, and how your body actually builds a healthy egg. If your levels are off, it shows up everywhere, not just on a lab report.

Most people:
• Take iron without checking absorption
• Ignore gut infections or inflammation blocking it
• Miss the connection with heavy periods, thyroid, or low stomach acid
• Or worse… are told their levels are “fine” when they’re not optimal

If you’ve been feeling exhausted, seeing low ferritin, or dealing with low AMH, poor embryo quality, or repeated IVF failure… this is not something to brush off.

This episode will change how you look at iron completely.

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03/31/2026

You had a good embryo. So why didn’t it implant?

You were told everything looked fine.
Embryo was good.
Lining was good.
Transfer went smoothly.

And it still didn’t work.

At that point, most people are told to try again.

But implantation isn’t just about the embryo or the uterus.

There are layers that often aren’t being looked at before the next transfer.

That’s where things get missed.

This week’s podcast breaks down what may actually be going on when a “good” embryo doesn’t implant and what to review before you go again.

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03/20/2026

Most couples don’t fail IVF because they didn’t try hard enough.

They fail because no one stopped to look at what actually happened.

This week on the podcast, I break down what an IVF cycle is really telling you and why repeating another round without analyzing the patterns often leads to the same result.

Next week, we go deeper.
What “unexplained” IVF failure actually means
and why that label keeps so many people stuck.

If you’ve been told to try again but feel like something is being missed, this is for you.

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03/16/2026

After a failed IVF cycle, most couples are told one thing: try again.

But every cycle produces biological clues about what actually happened.

Egg maturity. Embryo development. Hormone response. The transfer environment.

In today’s podcast, I walk through how to properly review a failed IVF cycle before doing another round.

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03/11/2026

Implantation failure is usually blamed on the uterus.

The lining.
The timing.
The transfer protocol.

But implantation is actually an immune event.

If inflammation, gut dysfunction, or microbial imbalance is present, the body may not shift into the receptive state needed for implantation, even when embryos look good.

Most fertility conversations never zoom out to look at the whole-body environment affecting implantation.

If you’ve had a failed transfer or repeated implantation failure, this episode will change how you look at it.

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