Josh TrentIdentity Transformation Architect and award winning Host of the Wellness + Wisdom Podcast—a decade-strong show with over 750 episodes and 15M downloads.

Infertility can be reversed #podcast #infertility #fertilityfacts #conceptiontips

2 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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A short podcast-style YouTube segment (by Josh Trent) arguing that an infertility diagnosis is not necessarily permanent and that fertility is largely a byproduct of overall health rather than chronological age. The speaker states ~50% of infertility cases involve male factors, emphasizes that accumulated stress and toxin exposure over years can be reversible, and highlights the growing importance of biological age measurements for fertility. The chunk links lifestyle (what we eat, drink, breathe, touch, think, feel) and toxin exposure in either parent to reduced egg/embryo quantity and quality.

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An infertility diagnosis is not set in stone. I don't think there's any reason you shouldn't be able to conceive. I think you can have a baby. Our bodies are designed to procreate. Why do women struggle to become pregnant? So there's two parts, and 50% of the time it's the man. And a lot of times there's room for both to make improvements. Women are waiting longer to conceive. It's not necessarily that they have more chronological years. They've just had more years on the planet of high stress and more years on the planet of toxin exposure. And a lot, in a lot of ways, those are reversible. Fertility is really a byproduct of health, not chronological age. Now we have ways to measure what's called biological age, and we're finding that that's actually way more important for fertility. Everything we eat, drink, breathe, touch, think, and feel is affecting our fertility, either in a positive or negative direction. There are some toxins that will impact your cells and your eggs. When these are in mom or dad or both, we see fewer eggs, fewer embryos, poorer embryo.