Kelly Young describes how he and his former wife overcame infertility through diet and lifestyle changes. After being diagnosed infertile, they eliminated hidden toxins and hormone-disrupting foods, then conceived at ages 39 and 42. Many fertility problems stem from overlooked environmental and dietary factors.
If you're dealing with fertility issues, there are a lot of things you can do that are not commonly known. In fact, my former wife of 17 years, dear friend, co parent, she was infertile when I met her. Right. And diagnosed by her medical school colleagues. And we put together a diet that restores fertility.
So you're just basically newly married, you're about to have your first child, and then it turns out that.
Yeah, we knew.
Oh, you knew?
Yeah. So she was 35. Yeah. Well, she was 35 when we got together. We didn't have our kids till 39 and 42. And when we got pregnant, it was the first time we tried at 39. But this was after several years of removing toxins, removing hormone disruptors, removing plant based foods that were messing with her.