And this is taking us into an extinction event where we can no longer procreate.

We talked about the fertility issues.

One in three males in the United States and other Western countries is now infertile by sperm count.

By 2040, we expect that to be 50%.

By 2050, we could be tipping well past that.

And so right now we have maybe 60 to 80 years left of human fertility and therefore the

survival of our species. In the same way, we have 60 to 80 harvest left on the planet with our current

structures of that. The other option, other than extinction of the planet and humanity, is to get

back into the garden as is spoken to in revelations there. And so that understanding that this is the conclusion of the first chapter of humanity.

And it's either the last chapter or it's the beginning of the next chapter as we welcome ourselves back into that garden.

Hey, everybody. I'm Dr. Josh Axe, and welcome to the show.

Each and every week we cover the science behind how to grow.

And this week we have Dr. Zach Bush with us here today.

He is a physician that specializes in internal medicine, endocrinology, and even hospice care.

And he's somebody that I followed for years and I've been so impressed with his

expertise and his research on the gut microbiome along with the soil biome and the

importance of sort of the human connection between us and the soil and the food we eat.

I know he's seen some incredible results with people helping boost immunity, build gut and brain health, and so much more. And he's one of the people,

along with I know my business partner, Jordan Rubin, who I've really followed a lot of their

advice on when it comes to how to build the healthiest soil possible. And it's important for us to remember our soil greatly impacts the quality of our food today as well.

And we're going to talk about a lot of fun stuff today, everything from testosterone levels dropping in men.

We'll talk a little bit about climate health.

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