Why you can't get pregnant

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Paul Saladino15m · 2021-04-09

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Well SupportedAn animal-based diet of well-raised meat, organs, and low-toxicity plant foods is believed to be powerfully beneficial.Well SupportedTaurine is a unique nutrient found in animal foods, not plant foods, and has been studied for longevity benefits across multiple species.Well SupportedExcess linoleic acid from seed oils accumulating in mitochondrial membranes can cause proton leak, reducing ATP production and leading to metabolic dysfunction.Well SupportedAnimal foods, including meat and organs, are important for sexual health, libido, optimal hormone levels, fertility, and virility.Well Supported

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An animal-based diet with organ meats can be a more affordable and effective approach to improving fertility compared to expensive medical treatments.

Partially SupportedHumans are evolutionarily adapted as animal hunters, with animal foods being central to human existence.

Partially SupportedSwitching to a nutrient-dense diet, including organ meats, can lead to conception for individuals with fertility challenges.

Partially SupportedEliminating seed oils and including organ meats can lead to significant improvements in fertility for women.

Partially SupportedOrgan meats and bone marrow can help restore fertility.

Partially SupportedDesiccated organ supplements provide unique nutrients, cofactors, vitamins, and minerals that are beneficial for humans.

Partially SupportedCompounds like anserine, taurine, and carnosine, found in meat, can play potential antioxidant roles.

Partially SupportedInfertility is often caused by nutrient insufficiency, caloric insufficiency, protein insufficiency, and potentially insulin resistance.

Partially SupportedWomen are generally eating less meat, particularly red meat and organ meats, which contributes to micronutrient insufficiency.

Partially SupportedInsulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia are linked to reproductive disorders in infertile women, including PCOS.

Partially SupportedAppropriate intake of proteins, antioxidants, and methyl donor supplements can protect oocyte maturation.

Partially SupportedInfertile women often have lower-than-recommended levels of micronutrients found in animal foods, such as folate, riboflavin, B12, zinc, taurine, carnitine, carnosine, choline, and K2.

Partially SupportedAntioxidants are vital for reducing oxidative stress, which is known to impair fertility in women.

Not SupportedThere is an epidemic of animal food deficiency due to misinformation ignoring human evolution and anthropological data.

Not SupportedBroccoli can impair iodine absorption and utilization, negatively affecting thyroid function and oocyte maturation.

Partially SupportedMany diseases, including autoimmune disease, infertility, and insulin resistance, share common root causes.

Partially SupportedNutritional habits and metabolic disorders like diabetes, obesity, and hyperlipidemia are attributed as the cause of the majority of infertility cases.

Partially SupportedMany prevalent health conditions are linked to deficiencies in animal-based foods and can be addressed by adopting an animal-based diet.

Partially SupportedThe supplement 'skin hair and nails' containing cartilage, liver, and bone marrow may improve fertility.

Partially SupportedTaurine improves the early stages of human embryo development in vitro.

Partially SupportedTaurine, a nutrient found in animal foods, negatively affects sperm quality when deficient, causing male infertility.

Partially SupportedNon-modifiable lifestyle risk factors for infertility include smoking, caffeine, alcohol, stress, extreme low body fat, and pollutant exposure.

Partially SupportedEnvironmental hormesis, triggered by stressors like sun, exercise, heat, or cold, activates the Nrf2 pathway, increasing glutathione levels without associated side effects, and does not require plant-based sources like broccoli.

Partially SupportedAnimal foods provide bioavailable micronutrients, and avoiding seed oils and processed sugar is recommended to prevent insulin resistance.

Partially SupportedMicronutrient status is a modifiable risk factor impacting female fertility.