It Starts with the Egg

The Science of Egg Quality for Fertility, Miscarriage, and IVF

By: Rebecca Fett

Narrated by: Melinda Wade

The definitive guide to egg quality and fertility, fully revised and updated in 2023, with new chapters covering:

• The pros and cons of PGT testing in IVF.
• Testing for immune and implantation issues.
• The latest evidence on strategies for very low ovarian reserve, such as PRP.
• New expanded chapters on male fertility and preparing for embryo transfer.

It Starts with the Egg is your practical guide to the latest science, with clear guidance on strategies such as minimizing exposure to toxins, choosing the right vitamins and supplements to safeguard developing eggs, and implementing nutritional advice gleaned from the latest studies.

©2014, 2019, 2023 Rebecca Fett (P)2023 Rebecca Fett

Thorough, informative . . . I'm empowered!

I wish I had learned this information a year ago. I'm an American expat living overseas in a country whose medical science is decades behind the U.S. Thus, I've had to educate myself and be my own advocate. This book gave me so much confidence. I told the doctors what tests I needed and then went and bought the correct supplements according to the results. My period is like what it was before. I already feel my body is 3 years younger. I know I'll get pregnant soon.

Too much info for an audiobook

This book has some really great information that is both intuitive and scientific. Unfortunately there is just too much information with specific dosage information that would just be easier to reference in a hard copy book or even ebook. Alternatively there should be a workbook included with audiobook purchase.

Ivf treatment

I have heard great things about the book and decided to give it a try. There was alot of information regarding egg quality, ivf, reasons why pregnancy isnt occuring. I felt like the author understood the struggle. I highly recommend.

good read but at times contradictory or opposing informtion

The book overall was information and increased my awareness of the changes I could consider to improve egg quality and health. However, midway toward the end of the book much of the information focused on IVf and the suggestions or recommendations made to improve overall success for conception and full term pregnancy came with many opposing arguments that left me wondering whether I should implement some of the strategies. At times, the information also seemed redundant.

Informative

Very useful information regarding infertility. I learned a lot of things and ways to improve my health.