Expert: Money Alone Won't Guarantee Fertility Success
Wealth doesn't guarantee fertility success; physical readiness through proper lifestyle—sleep, nutrition, exercise, and stress management—is the critical foundation that medical technology alone cannot overcome.
Teacher Koy Natcha, wife of James Rueangsak, joins broadcaster Kree Patvipitch to discuss overcoming infertility challenges. She firmly states that "having money alone doesn't guarantee you can have children"—a misconception many hold.
Infertility has become a major concern for modern couples. Although medical technology has advanced significantly, successful pregnancy depends on multiple factors, particularly physical readiness in both women and men.
In the latest episode of "Kree's talk," hosted by Kree Patvipitch, she candidly discusses fertility preparation with Koy Natcha, wife of James Rueangsak and founder of BabyAndMom.co.th. They share important insights for modern women to recognize that preparing the body from within is a critical foundation that cannot be ignored.
Why Modern Women Struggle with Infertility
Koy Natcha identifies five major lifestyle and environmental factors affecting reproductive health:
1. Delayed Childbearing: Biologically, women's optimal reproductive age is before 30, yet current social values delay marriage and childbearing. Many women plan for children at 38–40 years old, when egg quality naturally declines.
2. Poor Sleep Habits: Late nights reduce melatonin and growth hormone production, which are essential for egg cell quality and fertility.
3. Poor Nutrition and Chemical Exposure: High sugar and sodium intake, plus heating plastic containers in microwaves releases BPA and Phthalates—endocrine disruptors that directly damage hormonal balance.
4. Accumulated Stress: Modern working women face high pressure, triggering cortisol release, which damages egg function and destabilizes hormones.
5. Lack of Exercise: Sedentary jobs reduce blood circulation and metabolic balance, unlike previous generations' more active lifestyles.
Physical Readiness as the Foundation
Kree Patvipitch, who prepared for pregnancy at 36, initially thought genetics favored fertility in her family. But recognizing her own stressed, sleep-deprived lifestyle with poor habits, she discovered Koy Natcha's knowledge through BabyAndMom.co.th. She realized medical technology alone cannot succeed if lifestyle doesn't change first.
Following Koy Natcha's science-based fertility preparation methods with discipline, Kree achieved remarkable results at 36: retrieving 22 healthy egg cells and developing 15 to blastocyst stage.
"I want to warn mothers: it's not that I had money and handed it to the doctor expecting results," Kree emphasizes. "I think 99% of people believe throwing money at doctors guarantees success, putting all hope and blame on them. Switching to 10 clinics won't help if you don't change yourself first."
