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The Safari Dashboard is a one-page printable roadmap for the 12-week S.A.F.A.R.I. Protocol. Pin it to your fridge, tape it next to your desk, or keep it by your bed. Each week has a focus. Tick things off as you go. It is the simplest way to turn the protocol into a daily habit.
The 90-Day Starter Kit walks you through the first two weeks in detail, so you know exactly where to begin and what to prioritise, whether you are trying naturally, preparing for IVF, or regrouping after a cycle that did not work.
A printable one-page 12-week plan. Each week maps to a specific phase of the S.A.F.A.R.I. Protocol: Stabilise, Anchor, Find, Amplify, Remove, Integrate. Use it as your daily command centre for the next 90 days.
A step-by-step walkthrough for the first 14 days. What to eat this week. What to start tracking. Which tests to request. Which supplements to consider. No overwhelm, just the first moves that matter most.
A set of questions to ask yourself at the end of each week. Are you sleeping consistently? Have you anchored your meals with protein? Have you moved your body? These prompts keep you honest without being punishing.
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Dr Vasileios Sarafis is a UK-trained fertility specialist practising in Thessaloniki and Athens, Greece. He trained at C.Re.A.Te Fertility in London alongside Professors Geeta Nargund and Stuart Campbell, pioneers of Mild IVF and advanced fertility ultrasound. The S.A.F.A.R.I. Protocol is the clinical framework at the heart of his book, The Egg & Sperm Quality Plan, and the Safari Fertility App.
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