I talk about these lifestyle changes and anti-inflammatory approach because it is what we can control.

The idea that your fertility is just luck is really a false narrative because learning more about your body,

getting a diagnosis earlier, knowing what's wrong so you can intervene and then taking control

of what you can is really important. But there is for everybody a time period where no fertility

treatment will work.

And all of us, our eggs, our chromosomes in that nuclear side,

they do accumulate damage with age and at some point we might be past the point of no return.

If we could change that, that would really change how we view reproduction.

And at least for my patients, it would change the trajectory

of their fertility journey immensely.

Hey everybody. I'm Emily Capital Lupo, Woop Senior Vice President of Research Algorithms and Data.

And today I am joined by the incredible Dr. Natalie Crawford.

Dr. Crawford, thank you so much for being here with me today. Emily, thank you so much for having me.

I'm thrilled to be here. So we're going to jump in and start with a rapid fire round of questions.

Love it. So true or false? You can have a regular period and still be hormonally imbalanced.

True.

True or false.

Stress is one of the most common yet overlooked contributors to infertility.

True.

True or false.

Hormonal birth control gives your body the same kind of cycle it would have naturally.

False.

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