Sep 20, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
What happens when neural therapy, regenerative medicine, and fertility care intersect? In this episode of *The Point of Medicine*, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich sit down with naturopathic…
Laura ClevengerGuest
Anne HillHostCo-Host, Learn Neural TherapyHostIlana GurevichHost
It was really like I was interested in women's health, just like from, I'm a woman, like my own personal experience.


And I remember this patient, not patient, a person talking to me about how she really wanted to have a family, really wanted to have a child.

And I said, it would be so cool if one day I could specialize in these complex health issues and people trying to get pregnant.

And that's like exactly what I'm doing now is like so specific complex fertility.

So there was something in maybe just like my DNA that knew I would find that really enjoyable.

But in my experience in school, studying women's health, taking advanced fertility classes, I I really love it for multiple reasons and discovered I loved it for multiple reasons.

It is so vital to the whole body health, right? Like fertility is often a canary in the coal mine of health problems down the line.

Oftentimes these labs are not run until someone has already been on their fertility journey for a long time.

And that's just doing a disservice to them because if we can get these labs early, it's not only about their fertility, it's about their overall health.

So I love it as like a gateway drug into like taking better care of yourself and like preventative medicine ultimately.

And during this window of time when people so desperately want to get pregnant, so desperately want to have a family, they're more likely to make changes.

And so I feel like we can make a lot of progress, not only for their fertility, but their longevity and their future health.

And then so I find that really fascinating just as like a way to like help people in general.

But then it is like the perfect confluence to me of like this really part of my brain where I love diving into the complexity in the research.

It was really like I was interested in women's health, just like from, I'm a woman, like my own personal experience.


And I remember this patient, not patient, a person talking to me about how she really wanted to have a family, really wanted to have a child.

And I said, it would be so cool if one day I could specialize in these complex health issues and people trying to get pregnant.

And that's like exactly what I'm doing now is like so specific complex fertility.

So there was something in maybe just like my DNA that knew I would find that really enjoyable.

But in my experience in school, studying women's health, taking advanced fertility classes, I I really love it for multiple reasons and discovered I loved it for multiple reasons.

It is so vital to the whole body health, right? Like fertility is often a canary in the coal mine of health problems down the line.

Oftentimes these labs are not run until someone has already been on their fertility journey for a long time.

And that's just doing a disservice to them because if we can get these labs early, it's not only about their fertility, it's about their overall health.

So I love it as like a gateway drug into like taking better care of yourself and like preventative medicine ultimately.

And during this window of time when people so desperately want to get pregnant, so desperately want to have a family, they're more likely to make changes.

And so I feel like we can make a lot of progress, not only for their fertility, but their longevity and their future health.

And then so I find that really fascinating just as like a way to like help people in general.

But then it is like the perfect confluence to me of like this really part of my brain where I love diving into the complexity in the research.
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