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This is the Fertility Friday podcast, episode number 502.

Today I'm sharing a brand new episode in my fam research series.

Today I'm going to be diving into the question of

how much sex is necessary for conception. Should we be having sex every single day? Should we be

having sex every other day? Should we be having sex multiple times today? So I'm going to be going

over an interesting research study in today's episode

where we target an important aspect of this question, which is, you know, is there a benefit

to having sex every single day? So without further ado, let's go ahead and jump into today's

episode.

All right.

So today's episode is really inspired by a number of conversations that I've had with clients over the years that have led me to dive deeper into the research around the impact of more frequent ejaculations

on sperm numbers. And the study that we'll be looking at today, it looked at men going

through a series of repeated ejaculations. So I just always think, like, who designs these

studies and what are the participants thinking? But ultimately, in this particular situation, through a series of repeated ejaculation. So I just always think, like, who designs these studies

and what are the participants thinking? But ultimately, in this particular study, they had a small

group of men ejaculate all in the same day at regular intervals. And so they did the first

evaluation at six in the morning, the second at eight, the third at 10, and the 4th at noon. So every two hours,

they had these men ejaculate, and then they took the sperm samples and measured the typical

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