Fertility is a well-funded market with $1.6B dollars provided for research in the USA alone in 2022, compared to the the dismal $1M dollars given to vulvodynia (a non-reproductive pain disorder). What's more, women's fertility and body autonomy is often politicized. We don't want to add to that. Instead, we see women's non-reproductive health as a holistic approach to providing women the opportunity for wellness in everyday life. We want to see a world where women can access life-changing modalities without a doctor framing her choice with her body's ability to conceive and her symptoms compared to those of men.