Fertility Lifestyle
Every day,
a quiet preparation.
What is a fertility lifestyle concierge?
A fertility lifestyle concierge supports the whole person behind the journey. Doveras helps intended parents prepare thoughtfully through everyday wellbeing, from nutrition to rest to the environment at home.
Why it is overlooked
Why does lifestyle so often go unaddressed?
Research increasingly connects everyday health with fertility, yet it is rarely part of the plan.
I.
So much to manage
Families have a great deal to hold during this time, and everyday habits are easy to set aside.
II.
Advice is everywhere
Families are met with conflicting guidance, with no one to sort the evidence from the noise.
III.
Everyone is involved
In donor and surrogacy journeys, wellbeing matters for more than one person, and is rarely coordinated.
Our philosophy
What you can shape, shaped with care.
What we offer
What does fertility lifestyle support include?
Your dedicated fertility nurse begins by learning about your goals and daily routines, then shares education and ongoing support as you put it into practice, grounded in our review of more than 100,000 clinical studies.
Nutrition
Guidance on everyday eating, informed by research and shaped to your routines.
Wellness
Sleep, movement, and stress, considered as part of your preparation.
Everyday exposures
The products you use and the environment at home, reviewed thoughtfully.
For every path
Who is fertility lifestyle support for?
Anyone who wishes to support their fertility, from egg and sperm health to everyday wellbeing. Families can also offer it to their donor or surrogate as a gift: education and support toward a healthier journey for everyone involved.
Advisory board
Who advises Doveras?
Our lifestyle guidance is informed by clinicians and researchers in reproductive medicine and public health.
Dr. Michael Eisenberg
Urology
Director, Male Reproductive Medicine & Surgery, Stanford Medical Center
Prof. Audrey Gaskins
Science
Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University; research on environment, diet, and lifestyle in fertility
Dr. Peter Schlegel
Urology
Professor of Urology, Weill Cornell; former President, American Society for Reproductive Medicine
Dr. Lynn Westphal
Reproductive Endocrinology
Professor Emerita, Stanford University
Prof. Jorge Chavarro
Science
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School; research on infertility and lifestyle