Andrew Huberman· PhD
If every 20-year-old in this country would go through my office once at age 20, I would shut down these fertility clinics.
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If every 20-year-old in this country would go through my office once at age 20, I would shut down these fertility clinics.
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Um, your point about women who have any sort of irregularity in their cycle, if they're in their teens or 20s, Yeah. if for no other reason beyond just the discomfort of it at the moment, getting this looked at now is a great way to get ahead of an infertility problem 10 years hence.