About Flora
My name is Flora Timm and I am a scientist specialising in women’s health. I have dedicated years to researching how age, illness, genetics, lifestyle factors, and nutrition impact conception, pregnancy, and fetal development.
I am here to bring you the latest findings at the frontier of scientific research, transforming data into engaging articles and guides to help boost your fertility and knowledge.
If you are looking to fast-track your way to a more fruitful future, my 1-to-1 coaching programs might be for you. I will guide you through a targeted 3-month program to supercharge your fertility and support you through the ups and downs of trying for a baby.
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Flora Timm BSc, MSc, PhD
Flora’s Story
I think my fascination with reproductive health came from growing up on a farm and being exposed to the miracle of birth from such a young age. Getting hands-on experience with the difficulties of pregnancy and the birthing process, albeit from livestock, opened my eyes to the challenges of becoming a mother. From there, my interests shifted towards the human body as I watched myself develop into a young woman. I became fascinated with learning how the human body works and evolves from mere cells to a fully-fledged adult.
At 18, I left the hills of Wales and began my new chapter as a scientist. I moved to London and completed a Bachelor’s in Medical Physiology and a Masters in Women and Children’s Health at Kings College London. Since leaving university, alongside my independent research, I have continued with a research position at the Women & Children’s Health Department to keep up with evolving research.
Once I had thoroughly understood how bodily systems work in health and disease, I focused my studies solely on reproductive health. I have dedicated years to learning how age, illness, genetics, lifestyle factors, and nutrition impact conception, pregnancy, and fetal development.
Being a woman of reproductive age, I was astonished by how much I was previously unaware of and how little education women receive concerning their reproductive health.
I had suffered from a hormonal imbalance for years, with irregular periods, acne, weight fluctuations, endless gut issues and mood changes being a daily occurrence. After paying thousands of pounds for tests and consultations, doctors always advised me to return to the pill until I wanted to start a family. I felt gaslighted, and although I was alone with my struggles. Instead of giving up, I took back control of my reproductive health. I began implementing what I was learning in the literature into my own life. Within months, I felt revived; my skin began to clear, and I could track my cycle to the day. I had never felt better. Now, married and hoping to start a family, I feel like I have safeguarded my fertility to the best of my ability.
After sharing what I do for a living with the general public, women began sharing their struggles with getting pregnant. Often, they desperately sought advice from me on improving their chances of conception and having a healthy pregnancy. After advising these women, I searched the internet for comprehensive resources, finding almost none suitable and accessible. There was an urgent need to adapt current findings at the frontier of scientific research into a more graspable format that women could use to improve their chances of having a healthy baby.
Fruitful Flora stands to offer advice, support, and a community— all under one roof.
