I wanted to be a mom. This is the map I wish I'd had.
I was diagnosed with PCOS at 27, and it affected my fertility. I worked on what I could: nutrition, movement, sleep, how I lived day to day, plus a year of preparation. At 35, a first pregnancy my doctor called "geriatric," I became a mother. (My experience, not medical advice.)
When my dad was diagnosed with cancer, I walked beside him: researching what he asked, searching for anything that might help. That's why the briefs exist.
I built Healthy Superhuman so you don't have to google alone at 2 a.m.: a fertility course for both partners, a guide to lowering everyday endocrine disruptors, and briefs to walk into your next visit clearer. Educational only, always alongside your clinician.
Contact: contact@healthysuperhuman.com