210: The Science Of The Biological Clock (And What YOU Can Do About It)

Love Life with Matthew Hussey

Matthew Hussey

Relationships, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 29 March 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

When you’re looking for a partner to have a family with, the pressure of the timeline imposed on you by your biological clock can make the whole process overwhelming. (Not to mention, when you’re fearful that time is running out, you can end up making bad dating choices.)

In this episode, Matthew talks to two experts on fertility: Dr. Serena H. Chen, a fertility doctor, and Dr. Ioana Baiu, a surgeon who’s gone through the egg-freezing process, as we dive deep into the benefits and challenges of family planning, to find out ways you can get your power back when it comes to deciding on when to have children, how to consciously date when you know you want a family, and how to maximize your reproductive options.

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0:00.0	I love you.
0:22.2	For a really long time I have thought very hard about the biological clock and how it affects
0:36.3	people in their dating lives the way that if we're panicked because we think that our goal of
0:43.7	having children is suddenly threatened by our timeline and we think that we're not going to
0:50.2	meet someone in time that can be a disaster in our dating life it can affect us in all sorts
0:56.3	of ways both conscious and unconscious it can make us live in fear and anxiety that is not
1:03.8	going to happen it can make every day that we don't meet someone and find a serious committed
1:09.7	relationship seem harder and harder it can affect our energy on a date when you go on a date and
1:17.7	there is a nervous energy when there is a sense of I need you for this that creates so much power
1:27.7	in the other person's hands and it robs us of our power in the situation it robs us of the power
1:32.9	to have standards about how we're treated it robs us of the power to walk away if the situation
1:41.3	isn't right and it risks us settling for something that we shouldn't be settling for I wanted to
1:49.7	create a conversation that could help anyone in this position to get their power back their personal
1:57.6	power in the situation so that they could get back to a place of peace where they can make good
2:04.5	decisions and make it much more likely that their goal of having a family happens so I invited two
2:13.6	really wonderful people to the conversation who are far more educated than me when it comes to
2:20.4	fertility and the issues that not just women face but people face in these areas and I think you're
2:26.9	really going to enjoy this I hope that it sparks a conversation that maybe you're not having in
2:31.8	your own life or that you just haven't been able to find out there in the online world and
2:40.4	I look forward to your feedback on it so without further ado I present to you this podcast on
2:46.5	phylogical clock I have with me today Dr. Joana Bayou who is a general surgeon at Stanford and a
2:59.0	former pediatrician she obtained her medical degree and a master's in public health from Harvard
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