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Are your egg cells running out of power? This occurs with aging and diminished ovarian reserve.
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Imagine your body’s trillions of cells running on tiny internal power plants. These power plants are called mitochondria — the engines that turn food into usable energy. Now picture one single cell that carries the entire future of a new human life: the egg. That egg needs an extraordinary amount of energy to mature, fertilize, and kickstart embryonic development. But here’s the problem: as women get older, those mitochondrial engines inside the eggs start to diminish — both in number and in quality.
What happens when those power plants begin…
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