360 Fertility : A twelve-week plan for optimising your chance of conception

360 Fertility brings the overwhelming and often heartbreaking process of a fertility struggle into manageable and relatable chapters' Katie Rollings, CEO & Founder, Fertility Action Network 'Liberty nails it in this book' Dale Pinnock, aka The Medicinal Chef With a foreword by Dr Karen Joash, Consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology 360 Fertility is a practical 12-week programme with a holistic approach to reproductive longevity and pre-conception health. This book distils everything that Certified Integrative Health and Nutrition Coach Liberty Mills has learned in her years of helping couples all over the world to conceive into one easy-to-follow plan. It offers a clear and structured path for those who want to optimise their chances of conception, whether naturally or through assisted fertility such as IUI or IVF. At a time when many are told to wait, hope, or move straight to intervention, this book shifts the focus back to the body. It provides a clinically informed, integrative framework designed to improve egg and sperm quality, support hormonal balance, and strengthen the biological environment required for conception, and gives your tools to keep you sane along the way. There is a dedicated IVF chapter that provides essential insight into how to optimise your body ahead of treatment, helping to improve outcomes and support you through the process with greater confidence and clarity. Rather than offering generic advice, 360 Fertility guides you through a step-by-step process that prepares the body at every level, from reducing inflammation and supporting gut health to improving sleep, resilience, and environmental exposure. The result is a more responsive, nourished, and prepared system, ready for conception. The advice in this book gives readers back their agency, at a time when many feel disempowered. 'I really enjoyed this book and read it in 3 days. I felt like Liberty was speaking directly to me on my fertility journey. I have started to put things into