Fertility after 40 doesn’t just need science—it needs strategy, support, and sometimes a fresh look at what’s fueling your body and your journey.

In this episode of Sperm Meets Egg, we’re joined by Tasha Jennings, ND, a Melbourne-based Fertility Naturopath, Nutritionist, and host of the Conceive Baby Podcast.

With over 15 years of experience helping proactive women and couples enhance their fertility, Tasha brings a wealth of knowledge on how nutrition, lifestyle, supplements, and emotional wellbeing can support fertility—especially for women over 40.

We’ll explore:

✔ How your diet and lifestyle choices impact egg quality and fertility outcomes

✔ What supplements and nutrients may give your body an extra edge

✔ The emotional and mental toll of fertility over 40—and how to navigate it with strength and clarity

✔ Real patient success stories and integrative approaches that make a difference

💬 Plus, we’ll be taking LIVE questions during the show.

Whether you’re just starting your journey or looking for extra support after IVF or IUI, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

📅 Join us live Wednesday, May 14th at 6 PM Arizona time on the Sperm Meets Egg YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChhJ3BqnLb3L8GQk_aENwsg

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Tonight on the Sperm Meets Egg Show, we’re diving into one of the most debated questions in IVF:

Are we throwing away embryos that could become healthy babies?

We’ll explore the science behind Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy (PGT-A), challenge the idea that “abnormal” always means non-viable, and break down the latest data, controversies, and clinical insights.

Join Dr. Wael Salem and me for a candid conversation about what PGT-A can—and can’t—really tell us, and how this impacts real-world decisions for patients and providers alike.

🕕 Live Tonight at 6 PM Arizona Time

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No one wants to talk about it—but we need to.

The tragic death of ER nurse and influencer Hailey Okula, just hours after giving birth to her IVF-conceived son, has left countless women grieving, fearful, and full of questions.

This week on Sperm Meets Egg, we open the conversation that too often gets pushed aside:

Why are women still dying during pregnancy—and what do you really need to know to stay safe?

Dr. Mark Amols and Dr. Wael Salem explore:

✤ The real statistics behind maternal mortality

✤ The most common—and rare—causes of death during pregnancy

✤ The truth about amniotic fluid embolism (AFE)

✤ And why fear shouldn't guide your fertility journey

This episode is part tribute, part truth-telling, and entirely focused on giving you the tools to navigate pregnancy with knowledge and confidence.

🕕 Live this Wednesday at 6 PM (Arizona Time)

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Let’s honor Hailey’s legacy by turning heartbreak into hope—and silence into strength.

On this special episode of Sperm Meets Egg, we’re joined by Dr. Amanda Adeleye, MD—a double-board certified reproductive endocrinologist dedicated to transforming fertility care for everyone. Together, we tackle the hidden barriers many face in their fertility journey, from racial disparities and socioeconomic challenges to biases faced by LGBTQ+ communities. Dr. Adeleye shares her expertise, real-life stories, and practical insights into navigating fertility care with awareness, compassion, and empowerment.

Join us as we break down the walls of bias, increase awareness, and highlight how inclusive care can transform lives and families.

Tune in—because everyone deserves a fair chance at building the family they dream of.

Get ready for an Eggs-traordinary journey through the best moments of Sperm Meets Egg! In this special "Best Of" episode, we’re cracking open the most insightful, engaging, and mind-blowing fertility discussions we’ve had on the show. From expert advice to game-changing breakthroughs, we’re bringing you the highlights that made a lasting impact. Whether you’re new to the show or a longtime fan, this episode is packed with must-hear moments you won’t want to miss!

Tune in for the top takeaways, best debates, and most unforgettable insights—all in one eggs-tra special episode! 🍳🎙️

Trump just signed an executive order on IVF—but is it a real step forward or just political smoke and mirrors? In this episode of Sperm Meets Egg, we break down what the executive order actually does (and doesn’t) do, who it benefits, and whether it’s a game-changer or just a well-timed headline grab.

Is this a true win for fertility patients, or is it just a PR move with no real impact? Join us as we separate policy from propaganda and dive into what this means for you, your family, and the future of fertility care.

Tune in live, ask your questions, and let’s get real about Trump’s IVF play—breakthrough or bullsh*t?

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Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes in a fertility lab? Join us for "Inside the Lab: The Secrets of Embryology" as we talk with an embryologist about their work, the science of creating life, and the latest advancements in fertility treatments. Dr. Salem and Dr. Amols, two reproductive doctors will be interviewing our guest, revealing the fascinating world of embryology.

Join us on Sperm Meets Egg as we dive into the world of fibroids and fertility with special guest Dr. Pierre Johnson, aka "The Fibroid Slayer." Dr. Johnson, a minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon and champion for women's health, will break down the impact fibroids can have on fertility, pregnancy, and overall well-being.