Unexplained infertility - finding answers when doctors couldn't

For Savannah, her fertility journey had been one long question mark. At 35 years old, she and her partner had been trying to conceive for over three years with no success. Doctors ran countless tests, including hormone panels that showed her AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) at 2.1 ng/mL—a level typically considered within the normal range for her age—and an FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) level of 7.5 mIU/mL, well within optimal fertility markers. Her HSG (hysterosalpingogram) revealed open fallopian tubes with no signs of blockages, and ultrasounds confirmed a healthy ovarian reserve with antral follicle counts averaging 12–14 per cycle.

Despite these seemingly "perfect" numbers, Savannah faced the same devastating result month after month: no pregnancy. With no apparent medical explanation, her doctors labeled her case as "unexplained infertility," leaving her feeling confused and defeated.

"The final straw came after our third IUI. It was supposed to be our best chance yet, and when it failed, I just broke down. I asked my doctor why this kept happening, and he shrugged and said, 'Sometimes there's no explanation.' That was the moment I decided I needed a different approach."

For Savannah, unexplained infertility was the hardest diagnosis of all—because it offered no answers and no clear next steps.

After another sleepless night scrolling fertility forums, Savannah discovered Project Life through an Instagram ad. But as someone who'd been burned by false promises before, she was skeptical. "I'll be honest—I thought it was too good to be true," she admits. "Chinese medicine? At $399 a month? After spending thousands on conventional treatments, I was worried about throwing away more money."

What finally convinced her? "Two things: First, knowing that Dr. Ye is a real fertility doctor with a physical clinic in Toronto gave me confidence. Second, the quiz asked about symptoms my other doctors had dismissed, like my constant fatigue and digestive issues. 

And knowing that Dr. Ye personally created the quiz and confirms the recommended formulations before they’re made for me was incredibly reassuring."

Within weeks of starting her personalized formulation, Savannah began noticing changes.

"I had been dealing with bloating, low energy, and irregular periods for years—things I thought were normal. But within the first month, my cycles regulated, and I felt a noticeable boost in energy. I wasn’t dragging myself through the day anymore."


By month two, Savannah’s mindset began to shift.

"For the first time in years, I felt hopeful. I could feel my body changing, and it gave me confidence that something was finally working."

After three months on the protocol, Savannah took a pregnancy test—and saw the two pink lines she’d been waiting for.

"I couldn’t believe it. After everything we’d been through, after so many doctors telling me they couldn’t find anything wrong, I was finally pregnant."

Savannah credits Project Life for not only helping her conceive but for transforming her overall health.

"This wasn’t just about getting pregnant. My body feels balanced, my energy is back, and I finally feel like myself again."

For women struggling with unexplained infertility, Savannah offers this advice:

“Consider exploring integrative approaches that look at your whole body as an interconnected system. Sometimes healing requires a broader perspective than what conventional medicine alone can offer.

Remember: You know your body better than anyone. Keep advocating for yourself and stay open to alternative approaches. The right path might look different from what you initially imagined, but that doesn't make it any less valid."