Dr. Larry Palevsky

Chronic illness in children has become an epidemic, with one in five children now having neurodevelopmental disabilities, largely due to accepting inflammation and toxicity as normal

Dr. Palevsky notes that starting in the early to mid-1990s, mothers' conversations shifted from discussing family life to sharing their children's diagnoses - asthma, eczema, learning disabilities, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and inflammatory bowel disease.

Fertility struggles and chronic childhood illness share the same root causes: toxicity, inflammation, and overburdened stress responses that create infertile environments

Dr. Palevsky explains that fertility rates have dropped from one in eight to one in five couples struggling, coinciding with increased exposure to food additives, pesticides, electromagnetic fields, and endocrine disruptors in society.

Pregnancy has been medicalized into a disease requiring interventions rather than being viewed as a natural process

Dr. Palevsky notes that when he was training, pregnancies were natural, but now women are treated as having a disease requiring multiple sonograms, injections, and interventions without safety testing for pregnancy.

All prenatal vaccines have never been tested for carcinogenicity, tumorigenicity, or mutagenicity, meaning their safety in pregnancy is completely unknown

Dr. Palevsky states that every vaccine package insert admits these shots have never been tested to see if they cause cancer, mutations, or major health issues in pregnant women or their unborn babies.

You cannot get pregnant in survival mode because stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline create inflammation that blocks fertility

Dr. Palevsky explains that fight-or-flight physiology with elevated cortisol and adrenaline creates inflammation, and you need the exact opposite - dropped cortisol and lowered inflammation - to create fertile ground for conception.

Modern medicine created a subservient, entitled population who don't know how to take responsibility for their own health

Dr. Palevsky describes how medicine has told people to 'sit back, we'll do it all for you, we'll save you' creating two generations who need someone to tell them what to do instead of being accountable adults.

Creating fertile ground means examining your relationship, stress levels, nutrition, environment, and whether you're truly welcoming life

Dr. Palevsky explains that if you're not eating real food, breathing clean air, in a loving relationship, or using non-toxic products, you're not creating an environment that welcomes life - which explains infertility.

Fertility struggles are a gift that forces you to examine your lifestyle, relationships, and create an environment that truly welcomes life

Rosanne Austin shares how her own fertility journey required becoming a different person, moving from working 80-hour weeks as a prosecutor living on caffeine to addressing root causes, ultimately conceiving naturally at 43.