Anyone try FAM with Heidi Brockmyre?
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Anonymous
| I saw Heidi Brockmyre’s ads on FB and checked out her website. She claims to help women at any age get pregnant and that your AMH can be raised, which i thought wasn’t possible. Her program is like $1500 I believe, so I think that is pricey if it all is a manual and supplements. Is this a scam? Has anyone tried her method and had success? If so, can you tell me more about her method? Do you meet with Heidi virtually? I think if she was truly truing to help women she would make her program more affordable given that most women have already shelled out thousands for fertility treatment. |
Anonymous
| Hi, did you get any answers ? |
Anonymous
| I am wondering the same…cannot seem to find any bad review about her but I don’t know if it’s a scam |
Anonymous
| wondering the same. she comes of VERY sales oriented which makes me distrust |
Anonymous
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Her "MASTERSCLASS" appears to be a manipulative sales pitch, beginning by targeting vulnerable women who are trying to conceive with a false dichotomy of whether they would rather be pregnant or childless. Heidi, if you happen to read this, it would be more genuine to present your program without resorting to sales tactics resembling that of a vacuum cleaner.
Moreover, the supposed values of her product appear to be baseless. A video on acupressure points for menstrual cycles can be obtained from DOA Labs for only $15, so it is unclear where these values are coming from. Furthermore, when someone asked about the outcomes of her program, she claimed that tracking was impossible. As a medical professional, I can attest that sending out a simple survey to gather feedback on whether participants became pregnant or not is a straightforward method of tracking outcomes. Failing to do so is a common and lazy tactic employed by unscrupulous salespeople to keep selling dreams without probable outcomes to vulnerable individuals. |
Anonymous
| I feel its awful charging so much to try and get money out of vulnerable women too. |
Anonymous
| I have tried her method but no success. Don't waste your money. |
Anonymous
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I think the entire medical system is targeting vulnerable women who're trying to conceive.
IVF is a huge business for clinics, insurance system, pharma, etc. I like the point Heidi makes that IVF cycles damage the hormonal balance of women and makes achieving success with pregnancy more difficult. Women come to these clinics and get zombied, repeating and repeating cycles, which deteriorate their health, and at the end after 5-10 cycles and spendig huge amount of money, they hear "you are too old to have a baby". And yes, this is what doctors say if you are after 40. Is it ethical? To me its outrageously wrong and discouraging. They walk away with bunch of acquired hormonal issues on top of infertility. I'm also here trying to find valid reviews. Unfortunately, most if not all of the reviews are from people who never joined the program. I'd appreciate if anyone who tried Heidi's FAM method shares their opinion. Were you successfull? Did you see any improvement? If you tried Heidi Brockmyre's FAM method, please share your review. It will help so many people who are TTC to find the right answer, and, if this is a scam, prevent them from wasting their money further. |
Anonymous
can you be more specific about what did you do and how long it took you to realize it did not help? What specifically the program is focusing on? Thank you! |
Anonymous
I think her point is women world wide are known to spend 10,20,30 thousand pounds and dollars of fertility help that what she offers is a small fraction to those prepared to spend money. But yes it's hard for those who can't afford and prey to have |
Anonymous
| This thread was started back in 2021!! |
Anonymous
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I’ve tried the FAM method…. Did everything she recommended and was in the FB group. The group was okay but it’s one woman that works for Heidi that posts and no real support… but it did keep me motivated and connected to the course. One day I go to look at the group and see I have been kicked out of it. Overnight they kicked me out and told it’s $95 to have the extra support of a Facebook group.
How money hungry can you be. I bought the dam program in Australia, so it was nearly $2300. Now I get access to a website with videos and downloads but no form of support. I’ve kinda given up and now going through IVF and doing some of the accupressure points that I learnt. Don’t waste money on Heidi Brockmyre she is just a money hungry woman preying on other people’s vulnerable position. Watch her videos for yourself to see if she comes off as trustworthy to you…cause she isn’t. |
Anonymous
Are you still in Australia? I know a fantastic reproductive immunologist in Sydney. |
Anonymous
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Came across her silly ads and all these women commenting a catch phrase to receive inbox details. Her methods is so predatory and she should be ashamed! Even her website looks like a full on infomercial site with no design. Her insta, and website all scream red flag and she’s only in
It to gain for herself. |