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As Natural Fertility Specialists we’ve collected the facts to share as a fertility infographic because in clinical practice we know that while certain lifestyle habits die hard, overcoming them can and does make a difference especially to people who have struggled trying to conceive. If you’ve been trying to conceive or keep a healthy pregnancy to term for more than 6 months, we can help. To apply for your free fertility assessment, click here.

We encourage you to share this information with your family and friends. If you share your contact details with us, we welcome you to download a copy of this infographic.

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Gabriela Rosa | DrPH (cand.), MPH (CLE), MScM (RHHG), BHSc (ND)
Founder and Director of The Rosa Institute and Harvard University-awarded scholar.

Gabriela Rosa is the founder and director of The Rosa Institute, an organization dedicated to improving clinical results and advancing scientific knowledge in reproductive medicine to help couples create healthy babies, despite previous challenges.

The Institute’s overarching aim is to champion effective women's and men's health diagnosis and treatment through education and self-efficacy-based clinical care for long-term health and wellbeing.

Gabriela and her team of clinicians have treated and educated over 142,000 couples and individuals in more than 111 countries through various programs since 2001, such as her flagship Fertility Breakthrough Program™ known for its validated 78.8% live birth rate, its alternative Group Fertility Breakthrough Program™ (the flagship program delivered in shared consultations), and the free, self-paced, and interactive Fertility Accelerator Program™ helping couples fast-track their journey to parenthood.

She has translated over two decades of knowledge and experience into four books on natural fertility solutions, including two bestsellers. You can find Gabriela's latest book, Fertility Breakthrough: Overcoming infertility and recurrent miscarriage when other treatments have failed, at quality booksellers.

Furthermore, she is also the host of the TalkSex with Gabriela Rosa™ podcast, where reproductive health, science, education, self-discovery, love, and lust meet. She and guest experts explore a holistic conversation around desire, pleasure, and satisfaction, aiming to help create a new path of self-discovery for those on and off the fertility journey.

In addition to her work in reproductive treatment, Gabriela is also launching the Wellbeing Within™, a men’s and women’s health program expanding the support The Rosa Institute offers patients beyond fertility treatments. It is designed to help individuals optimize their health at every stage of life, from puberty to meno- / andro-pause and beyond, through a holistic and integrative approach. Like her signature fertility programs, it is underpinned by her unique F.E.R.T.I.L.E. Method®, which stands for Fact-find, Educate, Recommend, Treat, Incubate, Liberate, and End Result.

Gabriela has completed clinical research programs, including her Master’s in Public Health (Clinical Effectiveness) degree at Harvard University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health. In addition, she was awarded The Scholar Award for academic excellence. Currently undertaking the Doctor of Public Health program at Harvard, Gabriela already holds a Master of Science in Medicine (Reproductive Health and Human Genetics) and a Bachelor of Health Science and is trained in numerous health disciplines, including naturopathy, nutrition, and botanical herbal medicine.

For updates on Gabriela's latest initiatives, visit www.fertilitybreakthrough.com.