'Naturally Pregnant' finally reveals the science-and-spirit method built on one truth: fertility isn't just hormones — but three important and overlooked factors. This new book gives you, the couple, a real step by step plan to start conceiving in 3–6 months.
"We'd been told by two different clinics that IVF was our only option, and even then our odds were minimal. Nicole built us a plan that treated both of our bodies as equally responsible for the outcome — not just mine. We conceived within three months, and we now have a healthy baby girl."
"I came to Jeanine as one clinician seeking help from another, not expecting anything to be revealed to me. But she treated the tension in my shoulders as clinically relevant as my hormone panel — and for the first time in my career, as a doctor and a patient, I understood there was a different way to treat people."
It’s so nice to see our progress which is all thanks to you and the team. This has been such a life changing process that will indeed make a significant difference in our lives.
You did everything right. You tracked your cycle. You bought the supplements, the thermometer, the app with the little leaf icons. You went to the appointments. You handed over the bloodwork. You waited the year they told you to wait. And then, when nothing had happened, you went back — and they handed you a protocol instead of an answer.
Maybe you're already on the wheel. Maybe you can feel yourself getting closer to it.
Either way, something in you knows the path you've been pointed toward doesn't actually explain anything. It just keeps moving you forward. Toward the next cycle. The next intervention. The next number to worry about.
That feeling is worth listening to.
You're not broken. You haven't been trying wrong. What you haven't been given yet is what your body has been asking for all along: someone willing to look at the whole picture, not just the parts that fit inside a standard lab panel.
That's what this book is for.
The shift that changes everything isn't more intervention. It's the right question asked early enough to matter.
Most fertility advice treats your body as a machine with a faulty component. Find the faulty part. Fix it or bypass it. Move on.
That model makes sense if you've never asked a deeper question. It falls apart the moment you do.
Your body is not running a malfunction. It is making a decision — quietly, below the surface, based on everything it perceives about your life right now. Your sleep. Your nervous system. Your relationship. What your partner is carrying. What you haven't said out loud yet. The story your lineage handed you before you were old enough to choose it.
The conventional system is excellent at naming what's measurably wrong. It was never designed to ask what conditions might be telling your body this isn't a safe moment to grow a new life. IVF doesn't require knowing that answer. So the system simply doesn't look for it.
And that gap, between what a clinic measures and what your body is actually responding to, is exactly where most people spend years.
Here's what the conventional path actually looks like, experienced from the inside.
You try for a year because that's the threshold. You're referred to a specialist who runs a standard panel, finds something within range but not optimal, and builds a protocol around what they found. The protocol doesn't work as hoped. You cycle through it again. Each round costs more than the last, in money, in time, and in something harder to name — a kind of erosion of the belief that your body is on your side.
The system isn't cruel. It's just structured around a specific destination: pregnancy via intervention. Once you're in that structure, everything is built to keep you moving toward it. The question of why your body hasn't conceived naturally yet becomes less important than what can be done to work around it.
There is also something the system almost never addresses: your partner. Not his timing, not his sample — him. His nervous system, his contribution to the embryo's genetic integrity, his inner world, the weight he's been carrying quietly while the clinical attention stays almost entirely on you.
Half of every embryo comes from him. Almost none of the care does.
That structural blind spot has a cost. So does treating your cycle as a scheduling problem rather than a monthly conversation your body is trying to have with you.
Naturally Pregnant was written because both of those things deserved better.
In 2017, at 27 years old, Nicole Broadhurst was told her ovaries were failing. Not "let's monitor this." Not "come back in six months." Premature ovarian failure. Low AMH. Elevated FSH. A diagnosis handed over in a conversation that felt finished before it had really started.
She left with a number and almost nothing else. No real plan. No context for what those numbers meant for her specifically — her body, her history. Just the weight of a word that sounded like a door closing.
So she went looking for what the system hadn't given her.
Over the next three and a half years, she investigated everything. She followed her own medicine, pursued unconventional options the western system had little interest in, and kept trusting her intuition even when the labs said otherwise. Not because she was ignoring the data, but because she had learned, slowly and through difficult experience, that a lab result is a snapshot. It tells you where your system is right now, under the current conditions your body has been living in. It doesn't tell you where it can go.
She conceived her daughter naturally.
Around the same time, Jeanine Mailloux was asking a different version of the same question from the other side of the exam room. Years into a nursing career, she kept watching a system that was excellent at identifying what was wrong and had almost nothing to offer for why. She pursued every modality that treated a person as more than a chart: HypnoBirthing, doula work, Reiki. When she trained as a Registered Acupuncturist, something clicked. She finally had a framework that could hold all of it — the physical, the emotional, the energetic — without splitting a person into separate diagnoses to be managed one at a time.
Two women. Two very different roads. The same conviction.
The belief that fertility care should leave people better off than it found them became the foundation of everything they built together.
Naturally Pregnant is the book they wish someone had handed them. The one that closes the gap between what the system tells you and what your body is actually capable of.
Western diagnostics and whole-person care, held together in the same room at the same time — the framework Holistic Fertility Group built their clinic on, and the one that lives inside this book.
Western diagnostics can tell you what your numbers are. They rarely tell you why your system arrived there, what your nervous system is signaling, what your partner's contribution actually looks like at a cellular level, or what the unprocessed weight in your relationship might be doing to the chemistry between you.
Traditional Chinese Medicine asks a different set of questions entirely. Not 'what's broken?' but 'what is this system adapting to, and what does it need?' That reframe changes everything that follows.
The Science and Spirit Method brings both together. Evidence-based testing and cycle awareness. TCM pattern recognition and nervous system support. Male fertility care that goes far deeper than a semen analysis. Intimacy practices that give connection back to the people trying to conceive.
Used together, they allow conception to become possible in conditions where intervention alone was getting nowhere.
You can begin that process today.
"We were told IVF was the only option. We came here not sure what to expect. What we found was someone willing to treat both of us, not just me."
Emma and Josh had been told by two separate fertility clinics that IVF was their only option. Josh had been through cancer treatment years earlier, and it had left a lasting mark on his sperm quality. By the time they came to Holistic Fertility Group, Emma had been researching, tracking, and controlling every variable she could reach for years.
In the first consultation, Nicole spoke to both of them — not just Emma's cycle, but Josh's fertility and vitality, and the dynamic between them. Josh named something he hadn't been able to put words to before: he could feel Emma's grip on the process, and he had no idea how to step in. From that conversation, a plan took shape that treated both of them as equally responsible for the outcome. Acupuncture, low-level laser therapy for sperm, attention to thyroid function, and a shift in how they approached intimacy — away from the tracking app, toward Josh initiating from his own desire.
They conceived within three months. Their daughter is healthy.
"I'm a physician. I came here as a patient and left with a completely different understanding of what care can look like. Jeanine's approach wasn't something I'd ever experienced — not as a patient, and certainly not as a clinician. It changed how I treat my own patients now."
"After 18 months of tracking, supplementing, and two failed IUI cycles, I had stopped believing my body was on my side. This book gave me a framework to work with it instead of against it. Three months later, I was pregnant."
"My husband had been a ghost in this process for two years. Not because he didn't care — because no one had ever asked him anything meaningful. This was the first resource that actually included him."
Holistic Fertility Group was founded by Dr. Nicole Broadhurst and Dr. Jeanine Mailloux — two women who arrived at the same conviction from very different directions. Nicole was told at 27 that her ovaries were failing. Low AMH, elevated FSH, premature ovarian failure — a diagnosis that came with a prognosis most practitioners treated as settled. She spent the next three and a half years refusing to accept that. She investigated everything, followed her own medicine, and trusted her body even when the numbers pointed elsewhere. She conceived her daughter naturally. That experience didn't just become her story. It became the clinical framework she built her practice around.
Jeanine spent years as a nurse inside a system she respected and also quietly outgrew. She kept watching people leave with names for what was wrong and very little understanding of why. She trained in HypnoBirthing, doula care, and Reiki, and became a Registered Acupuncturist. When she did, something settled into place — a framework that could hold the physical, the emotional, and the energetic without fragmenting a person into separate diagnoses. She brought that framework, and the belief behind it, into everything she built.
Together, they founded Holistic Fertility Group on the conviction that fertility care has to hold the whole person, not just the labs. Since then, they have worked with hundreds of couples — many of whom arrived after being told intervention was their only option, or that their chances were minimal even with it. What they've seen, again and again, is what becomes possible when western diagnostics and whole-person care are given the chance to work together. Naturally Pregnant is the book they wish someone had handed them. Now they're handing it to you.
Naturally Pregnant gives you the map. The testing to request, the patterns to recognize, the practices to begin, and the whole-person framework that makes the clinical work actually land.