Paul Saladino· MD
These declines in our fertility are related to the way we're living today, clearly, both the way we eat, which is increasingly poor in nutrients and the things we're exposed to in our environments.
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These declines in our fertility are related to the way we're living today, clearly, both the way we eat, which is increasingly poor in nutrients and the things we're exposed to in our environments.
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When we look at the standard American diet, what we see is women that are consuming no nutrient-dense foods.