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Cellular health plays a major role in fertility, especially when it comes to egg quality, mitochondrial function, NAD+, and oxidative stress. Learn how energy production and antioxidant protection work together to support reproductive health.
NAD+ is becoming a growing topic in fertility and wellness conversations as women explore proactive ways to support egg quality, mitochondrial health, and reproductive wellness. Here is why interest in NAD+ therapy and supplementation continues to rise.
NAD+ supplements are moving beyond anti-aging and into beauty, recovery, and general wellness, especially among younger consumers. Here is what is driving that shift and why interest is growing faster than clinical certainty.
New research in a mouse model of Wilson disease suggests glutathione may help protect sperm production by reducing oxidative stress, mitochondrial damage, and cell death. Here is what that may mean, and what it does not yet prove, for male fertility.
Egg count matters, but egg quality often matters just as much when it comes to fertilization, embryo development, and pregnancy potential. Here is what egg quality actually means and how cellular health, oxidative stress, and age fit into the picture.
NAD+ and glutathione both play important roles in cellular health, and those roles matter in fertility too. Here is how mitochondrial energy and antioxidant protection intersect with egg quality, ovarian aging, and reproductive health.
Mini-IVF uses less medication than conventional IVF and aims for fewer eggs with a lower treatment burden. Here is how the protocol works, why some clinics use clomiphene citrate and freeze-all strategies, and what tradeoffs patients should understand.
Embryo arrest happens when a fertilized egg stops developing before the blastocyst stage. Here is what that can mean in IVF, what factors may contribute, and how patients can think about next steps with clearer expectations.
ICSI is a specialized form of IVF that may help when sperm-related fertility barriers make fertilization harder. Here is what the procedure does, why it may be recommended, and what it can and cannot change.
A breast cancer diagnosis can move quickly, but fertility should not become an afterthought. Early counseling and referral can help preserve options before treatment begins and reduce avoidable regret later.
GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide are not fertility drugs, but they may indirectly improve ovulation and fertility for some patients, especially those with PCOS or metabolic dysfunction. Here is what that may mean for planning, contraception, and pregnancy.
Falling birth rates are often framed as an economic problem, but some commentators argue that culture, family messaging, and social expectations play an even bigger role. Here is how that debate connects to real family-building decisions.
The global market for infertility treatment devices is expected to grow through 2035, driven by rising demand, IVF expansion, and new lab technologies. Here is what that trend may mean for patients and where its limits still matter.
Elizabeth Carr’s story offers a powerful look at how IVF moved from public uncertainty to a life-changing family-building option, and why outdated myths about the treatment still deserve correction.
Sara Pascoe’s reflections on IVF highlight how physically and emotionally demanding fertility treatment can be, and why public honesty about that experience can help reduce isolation for others.
When someone you care about is facing infertility, the most helpful text is often the one that makes them feel seen, safe, and not pressured to perform hope. Here is how to offer support with empathy and without unsolicited advice.
Preconception nutrition and weight status can influence pregnancy health from the very beginning. Here is how balanced meals, movement, and key nutrients like folic acid, iron, and calcium help support a stronger start.
Pregnancy after 35 can come with higher risks, but many people still have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies. Here is what those risks mean in practical terms and how proactive care can help.
Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are common, serious, and still too often missed. Here is why the treatment gap matters, what barriers keep patients from care, and how screening and collaborative support models may help.
Birth control pills can seem out of place in fertility treatment, but they are often used before IVF to help regulate timing, improve cycle predictability, and reduce the risk of ovarian cysts.
Carea has launched a free IVF and egg freezing support mode designed to help patients manage medications, injections, and education between clinic appointments. Here is what the feature offers, where it may help, and why digital support still has limits.
What Costco's Sesame and IVI RMA fertility partnership may mean for access, costs, and patient decision-making.
What a UCL study on natural pregnancy after an IVF birth may mean for family planning, expectations, and follow-up care.
A practical guide to more thoughtful, respectful conversations with someone navigating IVF.
