Andrew Huberman· PhD
post age 37 there's a sounds like a nonlinear drop off in egg quality for most
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post age 37 there's a sounds like a nonlinear drop off in egg quality for most
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so you start to have this immense drop that exponentially starts to increase really around age 37 so things start to kind of get into this severe Zone really after age 37
this drop in both the number of eggs and the Egg quality they really start to become so profound at age 37 and on