The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
women are in like one of four stages in the hormonal process per se so little girls right are born and when little girls are born and three daughters they have about one to two million eggs and their ovaries and by the time they enter puberty there's about 400,000 eggs left in their ovaries so women actually only ovulate about one percent and the eggs that they're born with
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So we start out with what is it 10 million? I know you just had >> I know I just talked about this with Paula. the numbers are sort of staggering how much attrition there is between birth and uh >> so and then you end up at birth you have 1 million and something like that okay I'm not 100 right yeah >> but most of them just die so maybe there's some selection process there there's an over production and then because