Peter Attia· MD
So I usually say depending on what technology you're going to use, but if your sperm count's normal, three three ejaculates is
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So I usually say depending on what technology you're going to use, but if your sperm count's normal, three three ejaculates is
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So 10 ejaculates for three shots on goal for three kids potentially.
So I usually say depending on what technology you're going to use, but if your sperm count's normal, three three ejaculates is one kid's worth of sperm with insemination technology where you would thought and then and then turkey based it.
I would still bank it.
So I usually say depending on what technology you're going to use, but if your sperm count's normal, three three ejaculates is one kid's worth of sperm with insemination technology where you would thought and then and then turkey based it.