onebigone
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That wouldn't even be an argument though. Just because they're fertile doesn't mean you should desperately empregnante them as soon as you can"I'm just telling the truth here... women are most fertile at 15. Not, you know, 28."
This data comes from studies done in the 1700s, where they cobbled together birth records from churches in France and from there calculated how likely women were to get pregnant at certain ages. It should go without saying that in the age of modern medicine, fertility assistance, nutrition, etc. that these archaic numbers should no longer be regurgitated. We know now that a woman's ability to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy peaks around age 24. Hm, a lot closer to 28 than 15. We also know that the vast majority of couples in their mid to late 30s are able to conceive within a year of trying (https://www.med.unc.edu/timetoconceive/how-long-can-you-wait-to-have-a-baby/).
What is notable is that IVF is far less successful for women in their 30s. Perhaps this is why Nick advocates for teen pregnancies.
