We’re separating fact from fiction, when it comes to fertility issues and conception.
. We asked Dr. Yaakov Bentov, a reproductive endocrinologist and research director of Anova Fertility in Toronto, to debunk five of the biggest myths about fertility.Fertility fact vs. fiction
TRUTH: According to the Fertility Matters Canada survey, over half of Canadians believe this, but it’s untrue. “A woman’s fertility peaks at age 25 and declines from there,” says Bentov. There’s a sharp decline after age 35 and by 43 most women are unable to conceive naturally. As a result of this misinformation, some couples wait too long to start trying and miss their baby-making window, says Bentov.
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