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And it's so hard to know what actually matters.

And that is why Dr. Lucky Seekon is here today.

She's a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist.

In her new book, The Lucky Egg, is one of the clearest, most grounded explanations of fertility that's out there.

So whether you're trying to get pregnant now, you're thinking about your future options, or just trying to understand your body better, this conversation, I think, is really going to help you understand what's real, what's not, and what's worth paying attention to.

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Let's go ahead and get into it with Dr. Lucky.

It's so good to see you.

Thank you for having me.

I wanted to ask you, what made you write The Lucky Egg?

Why do you think it's such an outdated narrative?

Why in 2025 have we just gotten here?

I have to imagine a lot of people come in here and they're quoting social media or something that they heard or read or there was something that somebody else did and now they're asking if it's okay for them to do.

So I have to imagine you spend a lot of your day either saying, no, that's not the case or everybody's very different.

Let's stay on the book for a second.

What makes this one different from others?

This really is a concise way to understand your fertility and how to get pregnant now.

And I think that that is something that women really want.

They want answers to these things without having to go to five doctors, 10 doctors and play a guessing game.