Andrew Huberman

Oh, and I should say that they'll say that they're having regular periods.

I mean, to me as well.

I mean, it just seems like this failure criteria, it just seems just very extreme and unnecessary.

Unless there's some hidden agenda to try and prevent people from maintaining fertility or having children, and that doesn't square with at least my assumptions.

Amazing.

I don't say that lightly.

You just explained egg quality, the biology of the ovulation cycle and how it links to the actionables.

And I'm just struck.

It's awesome.

And

It has me asking a couple of practical questions.

Some people will have insurance, some won't.

What's the cost of an AMH test?

Let's assume insurance doesn't cover it and they just have to go completely out of pocket.

And before you answer, I will say whatever it is, I think it should probably be compared against what it would be to try and, I don't want to say rescue, but...

not take the test.

And then, you know, three years later, you're trying to harvest eggs.

It could be multiple cycles because you realize it was only five eggs per, you know, per month as opposed to age match, right?

15, right?

Exactly.