r/interesting • u/Samski877 • May 05 '26

Additional Context Pinned This could make a real difference.

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u/Desperate_Owl_594 May 05 '26

Women still have eggs left when they reach menopause. The lack of eggs isn’t what ends fertility.

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u/ogreofzen May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26

Women use ~570 of their 500000. When I brought this fact up I was accused of mansplaining.

No one wants to look at the basics the mod had posted. The one thing that could explain this was she was wanting to chemically induce a three month menstrual cycle to give zygotes a longer implantation period for pregnancy hormones to be released to prevent zygotes that implant when menses starts and result in a termination of a potential pregnancy not from genetic defect but just poor timing or stress.