Victory Reproductive Care

04/14/2026

Should you do this?

04/13/2026

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04/08/2026

There is a difference between opinion and evidence.

I have a lot of respect for colleagues in this space, and I welcome discussion. That is how medicine moves forward.

But when we talk about protocols, we have a responsibility to look at the full body of evidence, not just selected pieces of it.

The claim being made is that there is no difference between natural and medicated frozen embryo transfer cycles.

That conclusion is largely based on older data and studies that, even in their own wording, acknowledge low quality evidence.

When you include more recent data, broader analyses, and higher quality studies, a different picture starts to emerge.

What the data actually shows is:

Natural cycles can be associated with higher success rates
Lower miscarriage rates
And in some analyses, improved pregnancy outcomes

That does not mean one protocol is right for every patient.
It means the conversation is more nuanced than “they are the same.”

And that nuance matters.

Patients deserve clarity, not oversimplification.

If we are going to challenge each other publicly, then we should do it properly
With complete data
With context
And with accountability

I am always open to discussion
But it has to be grounded in the evidence

04/08/2026

Infertility and IVF Specialist Dr. Victory answers your questions live.

Write your question in the comment. And we will try and answer them.

Infertility and IVF specialist Dr. Victory answers your questions LIVE.

Trying to get pregnant? Dealing with infertility? Not sure if IVF or IUI is right for you? This is your chance to ask directly.

Drop your question in the comments and we will answer as many as we can live.

We cover real questions about:
• Getting pregnant naturally
• IVF success rates and options
• IUI vs IVF
• PCOS, endometriosis, and hormone issues
• Pregnancy concerns and women’s health

If you’re confused, overwhelmed, or just want real answers, this show is for you.

04/06/2026

How often should you try to get pregnant?

04/05/2026

Am I the a???le

03/29/2026

Women should be heard.

Going to the doctor by definition should be to be heard right?

How does that not compute? Being ignored, gaslit, silenced, marginalized or minimized is not ok

It’s literally our duty to listen.

If you’re not being heard leave.
If you’re being silenced leave.
If you’re being pushed into therapy don’t do it.
And if your symptoms are ignored or you’re told ENDO doesn’t matter, BMI doesn’t matter, bad s***m doesn’t matter then flat out tell them they’re wrong.

A doctor needs to care about you. Not about money, venture capital, private equity, quotas or performance bonuses.

That’s not medicine. That’s business.

Medicine is about healing. Or at least that’s what it should be.

It should be about good people doing the right thing.

About good people making the extraordinary for others.

24/7.

03/27/2026

03/27/2026

MRna and Men's Health

03/27/2026

No. It’s not a cure. And it definitely won’t eliminated endometriomas.

But it does have significant effects and should be considered by endo patients and others:

In endometriosis, NAC has been linked with:
• Less pelvic pain and period pain
• Smaller or more stable ovarian cysts (endometriomas)
• No signal that it harms fertility and may even support conception

Outside endo, NAC is also used or studied for:
• Emergency antidote in paracetamol (acetaminophen) overdose to protect the liver
• Lung health: thinning mucus and calming inflammation in chronic bronchitis, COPD and cystic fibrosis
• Hormone & fertility support: better ovulation and pregnancy rates in PCOS and recurrent pregnancy loss
• Brain & mood: early evidence in depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, addiction and neuropathic pain
• Gut & immune: helping inflammatory bowel disease symptoms and restoring gut barrier function
• Infections: breaking down bacterial biofilms and supporting antibiotics in resistant infections

You can’t really ‘eat NAC’, but you can support your own cysteine/glutathione system with:
• Protein‑rich foods (poultry, fish, eggs, yogurt)
• Alliums & brassicas (garlic, onions, broccoli) which are naturally sulfur‑rich

Alternatives or complements your doctor might discuss:
• Other antioxidants (alpha‑lipoic acid, vitamins C & E)
• Omega‑3s, anti‑inflammatory diet, exercise, sleep
• Standard medical care: hormonal therapy, surgery, pain management, fertility treatment

NAC is powerful, but not a DIY cure. Dose, timing and your health history matter—always clear it with your gynecologist or fertility specialist first.”