Robert Kiltz

We've always been the more affordable option.

We're under $5,000 for an IVF cycle, and you can even do that in medications in many cases.

Most IVF cycles are costing anywhere between 15 and 30,000 or more.

That's a lot for families.

And the average outcome is about 30 to 40% per cycle.

Oh, so it doesn't even guarantee it.

Oh, there's no guarantee on those numbers.

Wow.

Right.

And so that's the frustration and the problem.

But I think that as we see people traveling easily, I mean, to travel from anywhere in the world, it's the...

you know, so easy.

And so we do a lot of telehealth, of virtual medicine.

We help people in a consultation and give them advice, listen to their story and guide and direct them whether they want to look at a natural

a method of conception surgical looking at endometriosis and we talk a little about pcos and endometriosis which i think is a big big thing and then and then whether one do ivf but we work with ob-gyns around the country we work with naturopaths around the country uh in order to help people uh find ways to to bring a child into their family their lives i love that yeah because a woman on a timetable right

It's a big timetable.

I mean, we're most fertile in our teens and early 20s.

And so for obvious reasons, most of us have postponed that one.

But the PCOS, polycystic ovarian syndrome, which I call plant-caused ovarian sickness.

So if you think about it, it's a pre-diabetic, diabetic type 2, diabetic metabolic disorder.