Mackenzie Lee Wellness | For Women in their 30s

You Shouldn't Have to Wait Until You're Struggling to Understand Your Fertility

Preconception care for women in their 30s, built for before there's a problem, not after.

The Care Always Comes Later Than It Should

The Care Always Comes Later Than It Should.

This is for you if you:

Want to get pregnant in the next 1-2 years
Are preparing to conceive or already trying
Have been told IVF is your only option

If you want to get pregnant in the next 1-2 years, preconception care works best started now, not once you start trying. The months before conception give you time to identify areas to improve and enough time to actually improve them.

If you're preparing to conceive or already trying, don't wait for the 6-12 month mark, when your OB finally says it might be worth looking into things. That timeline exists to catch problems once they've shown up, not to get ahead of them. You don't have to wait for something to go wrong to start paying attention.

If you've been told IVF is your only option, it's worth knowing that IVF isn't always the only path forward, and even if it is, preconception care still plays a role in supporting your body through it.

The support exists. It's just reactive by default. Real preparation means getting ahead of each stage, not waiting for it to go wrong.

Imagine starting to try already knowing your numbers, instead of waiting a year to find out something needed attention. Imagine walking into pregnancy, and postpartum, as the version of yourself who got ahead of it, not the version still catching up.

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Most fertility care starts after something's wrong. Preconception care starts before.

Does this sound familiar?

✓ You're 35 and can't tell if you should freeze your eggs now or keep trying a little longer
✓ You've googled "how to improve egg quality" more times than you'd like to admit
✓ Six months into trying, quietly wondering if you waited too long
✓ You're pregnant and no one's talked to you about anything beyond your due date
✓ Six weeks postpartum, cleared by your OB, and still not sure what "back to normal" is actually supposed to feel like

This is where working with me changes things: real testing, a plan specific to you, and support no matter where you are on the path to conceiving.

Ready When You Are

Let's Set the Record Straight

True or False? If you eat healthy, you don't need to think about preconception care.

True or False? IVF success mainly comes down to the clinic and protocol.

True or False? Diminished ovarian reserve or poor egg quality means there's nothing you can do.

True or False? Preconception care is just a new modern wellness trend.

Most of what you've currently heard about fertility, IVF, and pregnancy prep is incomplete. And preparing this way isn't new. Women have done it for generations, long before it had a name or a program built around it. That's exactly what the Preconception Program gives you: the testing your OB won't run, a plan built for your body instead of a checklist, and the kind of preparation modern care left behind.

Your next step? Learn what working with me 1:1 could look like for you.

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Someone Should Have Told You This Sooner

Hi, I'm Mackenzie, a Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner.

I know how frustrating it is to be told "you're fine" or "you still have time," when what you actually want is someone to look closer. I've sat across from women in their thirties who tracked their cycles, ate well, did everything they knew to do, and still weren't offered real testing until something had already gone wrong.

No woman should have to wait a year, or wait until something's actually gone wrong, to get real answers and a plan built around her own body. If that's what you're looking for, I'm here for it.

The gap in your care ends here.

Let's work together!