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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 13 MIN

Ovarian Aging Explained: AMH, Egg Quality, and Actionable Strategies

from Love and Science Fertility

Download The Physician Fertility Roadmap- a 6-step, evidence-based plan to optimize your fertility over the next 6-12 months. https://support.loveandsciencefertility.com/The-Physician-Fertility-RoadmapIf you’re worried about declining egg quality, low AMH, or ovarian aging, this video explains what actually drives the process.In this episode, Dr. Erica Bove breaks down the science behind ovarian aging, including egg quality, egg number, anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), mitochondrial function, and how fertility changes over time. We discuss why women are born with all the eggs they will ever have, how those eggs decline from fetal life through menopause, and what influences both egg quantity and egg quality.You’ll learn:• What ovarian aging really means• The difference between egg number and egg quality• How AMH reflects ovarian reserve• Why age is the strongest predictor of egg quality• How smoking accelerates egg decline• The impact of diet, antioxidants, and CoQ10 on egg health• The role of BMI, inflammation, and metabolic health in fertility• How endocrine-disrupting chemicals and environmental toxins may affect ovarian aging• The connection between oxygen, sleep apnea, and IVF outcomes• Emerging therapies like ovarian PRP and rapamycinWe also explore the genetics of ovarian aging, why menopause timing often runs in families, and what current research suggests about slowing reproductive decline.If you are navigating infertility, low ovarian reserve, diminished egg quality, IVF, or simply want to understand how fertility changes with age, this episode provides a clear and science-based explanation of what drives ovarian aging.This is part of Season 1 of the Love & Science Fertility Framework: The Biology Beneath the Surface — where we unpack the physiology shaping fertility outcomes. Support the showAs always, please keep in mind that this is my perspective and nothing in this podcast is medical advice.If you found this conversation valuable, book a consult call with me using this link:https://www.loveandsciencefertility.com/private-fertility-consultFollow us on social media:IG: www.instagram.com/loveandsciencefertilityFB: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553692167183Please don’t let infertility have the final word. We are here to take the burden from you so that you can achieve your goal of building your family with confidence and compassion. I’m rooting for you always.In Gratitude,Dr. Erica Bove

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Download The Physician Fertility Roadmap- a 6-step, evidence-based plan to optimize your fertility over the next 6-12 months. https://support.loveandsciencefertility.com/The-Physician-Fertility-Roadmap If you’re worried about declining egg quality, low AMH, or ovarian aging, this video explains what actually drives the process. In this episode, Dr. Erica Bove breaks down the science behind ovarian aging, including egg quality, egg number, anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), mitochondrial func...

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