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Expert Guest2020-06-29·44 min

EP70 Mindset Matters with Dr. Robert Kiltz, MD

EP70 Mindset Matters with Dr. Robert Kiltz, MD

Dr. Robert Kiltz, founder of CNY Fertility, shares his revolutionary approach combining Western medicine with mindset work and spirituality. This powerful conversation explores how thoughts and beliefs directly impact fertility outcomes, with practical wisdom from a physician who has helped bring over 20,000 babies into the world.

RosanneAge 43· natural· Baby boy
Dr. Robert Kiltz, MD· Mind-body connection in fertility treatment

Miracle Mama: Rosanne

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Before

Prosecutor who thought she knew everything, following statistics and medical advice

Key Shift

Refused to be a statistic and changed her mindset to believe her baby was coming

After

Humbled and transformed into the mother she needed to be

Dr. Robert Kiltz, MD

Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility

Key Insights

  • - The mind is the master of fertility success - thoughts create physiological changes
  • - Statistics represent averages, not individual potential
  • - Stress hormones directly impact reproductive organ blood flow
  • - Self-love and faith are prerequisites for fertility success
  • - Infertility can be reframed as a transformative gift

Actionable Advice

  • + Practice looking in the mirror and learning to love yourself
  • + Challenge negative medical language and age-related labels
  • + Combine faith and spirituality with medical treatment
  • + Focus on reducing stress to improve reproductive organ function

The Revolutionary Doctor Who Puts Mind Before Medicine

Dr. Robert Kiltz shares his journey from conventional medicine to integrating spirituality and mindset work. As founder of CNY Fertility with over 20,000 births, he challenges medical terminology like 'advanced maternal age' and teaches that faith and belief matter more than statistics.

Why Your Mind Is Your Most Powerful Fertility Tool

The conversation explores the scientific basis for mind-body connection in fertility. Dr. Kiltz explains how stress hormones directly impact reproductive organ function, while positive thoughts and self-love create optimal conditions for conception.

Reframing Infertility as a Transformative Gift

Both Rosanne and Dr. Kiltz share how fertility struggles force necessary growth and transformation. They discuss viewing challenges as fertilizer for personal evolution rather than punishment or failure.

Integrating Spirituality with Medical Treatment

The episode concludes with practical guidance on combining faith-based practices with medical intervention. Dr. Kiltz emphasizes that spiritual alignment enhances rather than replaces medical care.

Questions This Episode Answers

How does mindset affect fertility success rates

I always say this thing here matters more than anything else. And so our definitions are part of the problem. You're old, I'm not healthy, I got problems, well, then that creates that within us.

Dr. Robert Kiltz9:19

Your mindset directly impacts fertility through the mind-body connection. Negative thoughts increase stress hormones like cortisol, which reduces blood flow to reproductive organs. Positive thinking and self-love create the optimal internal environment for conception.

Can you get pregnant naturally after 40

We use this term advanced maternal age. And so we create the definitions or the language that makes us all feel old, when in fact, we're not.

Dr. Robert Kiltz7:36

Yes, natural pregnancy after 40 is absolutely possible. Age labels like 'advanced maternal age' are just medical terminology that can create limiting beliefs. Your individual potential isn't determined by statistics or averages.

What role does spirituality play in fertility treatment

Faith first. That's the mind. That's the thinking mind. That's all been driven from human beings' creation and understanding of how spirituality and the words and the vibration, which within all of us matter more than anything.

Dr. Robert Kiltz10:21

Spirituality and faith create the foundation for fertility success by aligning your mind and reducing stress. When combined with medical treatment, spiritual practices like meditation, prayer, and positive visualization enhance your body's natural fertility processes.

How do fertility statistics affect treatment outcomes

The statistics, I call them lies, damn lies, and statistics, which is, I it's a Mark Twain made that one up. Because we're type a, we like data. I'm a mathematician. I couldn't read, but I knew science and math. But I then begin to learn that actually it's made up as much as anything else is.

Dr. Robert Kiltz7:36

Fertility statistics can become self-fulfilling prophecies when they create fear and stress. While useful for general guidance, statistics represent averages and don't determine individual outcomes. Your belief in your own potential matters more than any percentage.

What is the mind-body connection in fertility

When you hear 'I love you' your body feels good; when someone yells at you, you retract - nothing was touched, just language affecting your body

Dr. Robert Kiltz16:00

The mind-body connection in fertility means your thoughts directly affect your physical reproductive function. Positive thoughts reduce stress hormones and improve blood flow to reproductive organs, while negative thoughts create physiological barriers to conception.

How to overcome fertility treatment failure

Infertility is a gift that teaches you to shift and change to find happiness exactly where you are while adventuring to identify other paths that you can follow to learn.

Dr. Robert Kiltz12:24

Fertility treatment failure often requires addressing both medical and mindset factors. Focus on self-love, challenge limiting beliefs about your age or diagnosis, and combine spiritual practices with medical care. Treatment failure can redirect you toward better solutions.

How to Apply Mind-Body Connection to Fertility

Dr. Kiltz's approach to integrating mindset work with medical fertility treatment

  1. 1

    Challenge limiting language

    Question medical terminology like 'advanced maternal age' that creates negative self-definitions

  2. 2

    Practice mirror work

    Look in the mirror daily and practice self-love and acceptance

  3. 3

    Reduce stress hormones

    Use meditation, prayer, and positive visualization to lower cortisol and improve blood flow to reproductive organs

  4. 4

    Combine faith with medicine

    Integrate spiritual practices with medical treatment rather than seeing them as separate

  5. 5

    Reframe the struggle

    View fertility challenges as gifts that force growth and transformation

  6. 6

    Focus on individual potential

    Remember that statistics represent averages, not your personal possibilities

All Teachings 8

Expert InsightEmpowering9:19

The mind is the master of fertility success - what you think matters more than any statistic or test result

Dr. Kiltz has helped bring over 20,000 babies into the world using this approach, and Rosanne conceived naturally at 43 despite being told she needed donor eggs at 37.

Expert InsightChallenging7:36

Statistics are lies, damn lies, and statistics - they represent averages, not individual potential

Dr. Kiltz, a mathematician and fertility specialist, explains that most science is defined in averages but as an individual, you can be and do anything you believe you can.

Expert InsightChallenging7:36

The term 'advanced maternal age' creates the definitions and language that makes women feel old when they're not

Dr. Kiltz challenges medical terminology that labels women over 35 as high-risk, noting how these definitions become self-fulfilling prophecies that increase stress and cortisol.

Expert InsightEmpowering16:00

When you hear 'I love you' your body feels good; when someone yells at you, you retract - nothing was touched, just language affecting your body

Dr. Kiltz explains this as the science of how the human body reacts faster than conscious thought to language and energy, demonstrating the mind-body connection.

Expert InsightReframing12:24

Infertility is a gift that teaches you to shift and change to find happiness exactly where you are

Dr. Kiltz, who has guided thousands through fertility journeys, teaches that the struggle is cleansing and forces growth that wouldn't happen otherwise.

Expert InsightEmpowering10:51

Stress increases cortisol and epinephrine which adversely affects blood flow to the core where ovaries, uterus and reproductive organs lie

Dr. Kiltz explains the physiological mechanism of how negative thinking creates stress hormones that directly impact reproductive organ function.

Expert InsightEmpowering18:36

The real health and wellness journey begins with yourself in the mirror and learning how to love in the mirror

Dr. Kiltz teaches that self-love creates a vibration that attracts the tools and alignment needed for fertility success, based on his experience with over 20,000 births.

Expert InsightEmpowering10:21

Faith first - that's the mind, that's the thinking mind, that matters more than anything

Dr. Kiltz, a former atheist turned spiritual practitioner, teaches that faith and belief are the foundation that must come before medical interventions.

Episode Tone
5 empowering2 challenging1 reframing

Key Teachings 8

The mind is the master of fertility success - what you think matters more than any statistic or test result

9:19

Statistics are lies, damn lies, and statistics - they represent averages, not individual potential

7:36

The term 'advanced maternal age' creates the definitions and language that makes women feel old when they're not

7:36

When you hear 'I love you' your body feels good; when someone yells at you, you retract - nothing was touched, just language affecting your body

16:00

Infertility is a gift that teaches you to shift and change to find happiness exactly where you are

12:24

Stress increases cortisol and epinephrine which adversely affects blood flow to the core where ovaries, uterus and reproductive organs lie

10:51

The real health and wellness journey begins with yourself in the mirror and learning how to love in the mirror

18:36

Faith first - that's the mind, that's the thinking mind, that matters more than anything

10:21

Perspectives 3

Women over 35 have advanced maternal age and poor fertility prospects

CONSIDER: Age labels are just language that creates limiting beliefs - you are not a statistic

Statistics and test results determine your fertility outcome

CONSIDER: Statistics represent averages, not individual potential - your mind matters more than any number

Infertility is a disease or punishment that needs to be fixed

CONSIDER: Infertility is a gift that forces growth and teaches you to find happiness where you are

Quotable Moments

I always say this thing here matters more than anything else.

Dr. Robert Kiltz9:19

The statistics, I call them lies, damn lies, and statistics.

Dr. Robert Kiltz7:36

Infertility is a gift that teaches you to shift and change to find happiness exactly where you are.

Dr. Robert Kiltz12:24

The minute I refuse to be a statistic, and I said, look, I don't know when, I don't know how, but I know this boy is coming.

Rosanne Austin13:26

Faith first. That's the mind. That's the thinking mind. That matters more than anything.

Dr. Robert Kiltz10:21

The real health and wellness journey begins with yourself in the mirror and learning how to love in the mirror.

Dr. Robert Kiltz18:36

This Story Proves

Natural conception at 43Conceived after being told needed donor eggs7-year journey success

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