Andrew Huberman

Because men and women mistakenly think that because there's semen, there's sperm.

Yeah, all excellent points.

And with respect to the sperm testing, since clearly there are men who think they're making sperm and they're not, there are at-home tests of that as well.

So once again, men have it a little bit easier.

They can do it at home, although I don't know how high quality the at-home tests are.

You mentioned that if a woman has had a successful pregnancy, that the probability of getting pregnant again is significantly higher, although with the caveats you mentioned.

Is there any data about if someone has been pregnant and either terminated or lost the pregnancy, whether or not that's related to ability to get pregnant again later?

And by the way, I really appreciate the personal story sharing in the book because it really clearly was in service to your patients and to the reader.

And even as a male who can't relate certainly to certain aspects of all this, it was interesting.

it was not only very moving, but it was really a testament to just how that sort of thing lands and then the process of trying to sort out what's real.

And it just made me even more grateful for the other information.

Because otherwise, I mean, it would sort of be like if I'm talking about ovarian health, which I've talked about on podcasts.

With all the caveats, you know, but of course, how could I possibly know?

So your personal experience, well, the reader and I, you know, feel...

feel and felt for you in reading it.

It is super impactful because people, there's a level of trust that just comes from somebody who's been through that whole jungle.

Yeah, this theme it seems of like it's only menopause when you haven't had a period for a year.

You have to have two pregnancy losses and then we can put you into this category of like amenable for treatment.

I mean, it's something really backwards about all of that, I imagine, with your book and

you being public facing with health information and hopefully others with you in your field that eventually this will change.