Bryan Johnson· Author
In fact, women that have higher levels of BPA retrieve less eggs than women with lower levels of BPA.
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In fact, women that have higher levels of BPA retrieve less eggs than women with lower levels of BPA.
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even if everything else is in order BPA can affect the uterine lining and make it harder for a fertilized egg to implant one study showed that women with higher BPA levels had lower implantation success during IVF