Andrew Huberman· PhD
So 72% of people will get pregnant in that first six months of trying and only 13% will get pregnant in the next six months of trying.
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So 72% of people will get pregnant in that first six months of trying and only 13% will get pregnant in the next six months of trying.
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when we look at like a normal healthy couple the chance of conception each month is only about 20 um and so but when we look at normal healthy couples by a year by 12 months about 85 to 90 of them will be able to conceive