Jamie Gabel is a Physician Assistant, Co-Founder and Clinical Director for Advitam (ad-vee-tum) at the Shafer Clinic in New York City. Jamie started his career in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery and became interested in regenerative medicine which propelled his journey into cellular and metabolic medicine. As a Fellow of the “Seeds Scientific Research and Performance Institute”, Jamie stays current on the latest research and advancements in cellular medicine.
Jamie Gabel, PA-C
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Dr. Seeds explores a clinician question on the potential use of kisspeptin for fertility support outside of IVF. He reviews what the current literature actually supports, explains how kisspeptin functions as an upstream regulator of the reproductive axis, and outlines why evidence for improved egg quality or natural conception outside assisted reproduction remains theoretical at this time.
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