Anti Mullerian Hormone ( AMH ) is the hormone used to begin the growth of eggs in the ovaries. 2. AMH turns a Primordial Follicle into an Antral Follicle as seen in the chart below. 3. Anti Mullerian Hormone levels naturally decline with age. AMH levels determine the overall fertility of the egg. 4. Normal AMH levels are above 1.96 ng/ml or 14 pmol/l 5. The lower your AMH levels are, the harder it is to grow a good quality egg that will fertilise and grow into a baby. 6. Women diagnosed with low AMH levels are also referred to as having Low Ovarian Reserve and Poor Ovarian Response. 7. Women with low AMH levels can have above normal levels Follicular Stimulating Hormone ( FSH ). 8. No pharmaceutical or surgical treatments have been proven to raise low AMH levels to date. 9. IVF ovarian stimulated cycles are proven to lower AMH levels.