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Alma Fertility

Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, London SW11 8DD
London

Care Fertility Cheshire

Daresbury Park, Red Brow Ln, Warrington WA4 4BB
Cheshire

Care Fertility Leeds

York Rd, Seacroft, Leeds LS14 6UH
West Yorkshire

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Fertility Over Forty: Integrative Evidence-Based Guidance & Support for Your Journey

Navigating fertility after 40 can often feel overwhelming - whether you’re comparing clinic options, weighing treatment choices, or exploring natural and supportive strategies. That’s precisely why the Fertility Over Forty Virtual Summit is taking place from 22–24 January 2026 - to bring clarity, confidence, and credible insight to this chapter of your journey.

Why This Summit MattersWomen over 40 face unique biological, clinical, and lifestyle considerations when trying to conceive. While success rates and treatment options are part of that picture, so too are emotional support, lifestyle factors, integrative care perspectives, and lived experience. This summit unites leading voices in clinical fertility, functional and integrative medicine, mind–body support, nutrition, and personal journeys to help participants make informed decisions grounded in evidence and real-world experience.

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OVUM: Revolutionising Fertility with Science, Sustainability, and Support

When Jenny Wordsworth, founder and CEO of OVUM, decided she was ready to start a family, she never anticipated the challenges that would come her way. Like many women, she assumed that the path to pregnancy would be straightforward. However, as time passed and her efforts to conceive were met with disappointment, Jenny realised there was much more to fertility than what was taught in school. Navigating the fertility journey can be overwhelming, with a sea of products and advice that often leave women feeling more confused than empowered. OVUM was born out of this very frustration, aiming to redefine the fertility landscape with a focus on scientifically-backed products, ethical practices, and genuine support for those on the path to conception. With 1 in 6 people facing infertility globally, infertility is becoming one of the biggest global health problems of the 21st Century. So let’s explore the two flagship products that set OVUM apart from the crowd: the OVUM Time to Conce…

Think a semen analysis is all you need to do? Think again.

The journey to parenthood isn't always straightforward. Picture this: month after month passes without success, leading to that first appointment with a gynaecologist. Tests are run, and everything appears normal with the female partner. The next logical step? Male fertility testing. While many men hesitate at first, modern men's home fertility tests options have made this process more approachable. When those initial results come back normal, there's a moment of relief - followed by joy when pregnancy is achieved. But then comes the devastating news of miscarriage just weeks later. As couples navigate this emotional rollercoaster, searching for answers, one crucial test often gets overlooked: sperm DNA fragmentation testing. Take this example from a Reddit thread: This real-world example illustrates how DNA fragmentation testing can be crucial in identifying underlying fertility issues [1]. It also demonstrates how high levels of sperm DNA fragmentation are associate…

10 Questions to Ask at Your First Fertility Consultation

By: Mr Edward Coats | 13th May 2024 Mr Coats is a Consultant Gynaecologist and Specialist in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery with 18 years medical experience. He is Medical Director at a West London fertility clinic. He is a member of The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, The British Fertility Society and The British Menopause Society. Ed tailors treatment according to the needs of his patients using an evidence-based but holistic approach. When heading to your first fertility consultation with a specialist, it's helpful to think about the questions you wish to ask in order to have the situation, options and next steps clear in your head. Here Mr Ed Coats lists those questions, some of which only apply to you if you know already that you need IVF, but all of which are helpful to know the answers to so that you have an overview of the clinic, prices and proposed plan. 1. Is my egg reserve normal? A woman’s egg reserve can is either asses…

Fertility check-up: When and where to go?

Unlike what we are made to believe, getting pregnant is not always easy. In fact, 1 in 7 heterosexual couples in the UK faces fertility issues. If you’re planning for a baby, or have been trying to conceive for a while, you may be feeling a little overwhelmed. If you are TTC as a couple, prioritising the health of both partners and getting appropriate testing is an important first step. Here is a step-by-step guide on how you can check in with your fertility. Save £15 on the Hertility home fertility test Add the discount code TF-fgh456 or TF-hjk789 at checkout for £15 off. Hormone tests This is always a great place to start, no matter where you are on your pathway to parenthood. Your hormones regulate your menstrual cycle and fertility (along with many other body functions!), and so it is essential that they are all working in harmony. Any imbalance can throw this song off-key, which can affect your fertility! By looking at your cycle characteristics and measuring the…

Metabolic health, Weight Loss & Optimising Fertility – Dr Campbell Murdoch (Episode 17)

“Poor metabolic health is the driver for almost all modern diseases and when I say modern diseases I'm meaning conditions which if you went back 100 years would have been rare but are now common, and these are conditions such as type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes, fatty liver, dementia, strokes, some cancers and including some fertility problems.” - Dr Campbell Murdoch

Dr Campbell Murdoch is a GP with a special interest in metabolic health. He is the Medical Director of the Preventative Healthcare Group, an organisation focused on preventing and reversing modern diseases. He is also a clinical director for primary care in the NHS and works with Combe Grove in Bath providing metabolic health retreats. Campbell's focus is on delivering services that enable people to measure and understand their metabolic health, allowing them to make informed choices to achieve rapid health improvement. Benefits include reversal of conditions of such …

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