One of the accounts recommended reading 9 Months Is Not Enough, a book premised around the idea that women are plagued by a “fertility gap,” but not to worry because “you can do something about it.” That resonated with Rohr. After changing her house and her habits, Rohr also decided to go through extra hormone testing and a controversial OligoScan, which measures minerals and heavy metals in your body through a light-frequency-based hand scan. For the next year, she tried to lower the levels of mercury that showed up. Rohr and her husband completed two rounds of Dr. Daniel Pompa’s “cellular healing diet,” essentially a keto diet, and taking six to eight supplements each day.