Fertile Foundations: Herbs for Fertility

Join us at the Brooklyn Apothecary on Monday September 7th at 7pm for and evening dedicated to herbal medicine + everyday practices to support reproductive health for both partners.

Lead by naturopathic doctor Dr. Ashley de Luna, ND this is an approachable introduction to using herbal medicine to support fertility and reproductive health. We'll explore some of Dr. de Luna's favorite herbs, how different herbs may be chosen depending on the person, and why supporting fertility often means looking beyond the reproductive system itself.

We'll talk about herbs traditionally used for cycle health, stress, nourishment and reproductive support, alongside some of the foundations that matter for both egg and sperm health, including nutrition, sleep, blood sugar, environmental exposures and everyday habits.

Whether you're hoping to start a family soon, already trying, or simply curious about supporting your fertility for the future, you'll leave with a better understanding of the herbs and the everyday foundations that are worth knowing about.

During this 60-minute workshop we'll explore:
• 5–6 herbs commonly associated with fertility and reproductive health and how to use them
• Herbs for cycle health, nourishment, stress + reproductive support
• Herbal considerations for both egg and sperm health
• Why there isn't one “fertility herb” that's right for everyone
• How herbs fit alongside nutrition, sleep, metabolic health + environmental exposures
• Q&A + tea to enjoy together

Guests can also enjoy 15% off Anima Mundi products to shop in store

Space is limited please purchase tickets by the morning of the event. Last minute tickets will be accommodated if contacted directly. Refunds accepted up to 24 hours prior to event unless cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. 

Dr. de Luna, ND is a licensed naturopathic doctor, educator, yoga teacher, mom, and host of the podcast Drop It Like It's Doc. She has a particular love for fertility, women’s health, herbal medicine, and preventative care, and for making the science of the human body feel a lot less complicated.

Her approach to medicine is rooted in curiosity. Rather than simply asking how to get rid of a symptom, she wants to understand why it’s happening in the first place. In both her practice and her teaching, she brings together modern research, traditional medicine, nutrition, herbs, and the everyday foundations of health to help people better understand their bodies and make informed decisions about their care.

Her goal is to make medicine feel less intimidating, herbs more approachable, and help people get genuinely curious about their own bodies.

 drdeluna.com @doctordeluna