fertility
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- noun
- /fərˈtɪləti/
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fertilidad
- She wanted to make sure the appointment with the fertility doctor in Atlanta is on your schedule.
- fertility drugs
- female fertility
- male fertility
But there are certain nutrients in those foods that actually support fertility there as well.
- But there are certain nutrients in those foods that actually support fertility there as well.
- And in animal studies, in three generations, full fertility can be restored.
- And, and there's a relationship between REM sleep and fertility, right.
- So from my standpoint, I am kind of concerned about the threat to our fertility of this chemical.
- I literally have quantified the age of my ovaries and fertility status.
- It affects her sex life, her other relationships, and her fertility.
- We know that processed meats impact fertility.
- The God Ammon from ancient Egypt is the deity of fertility.
- Sending lots of conception baby fertility vibes your way.
- And are you having all men take HCG to maintain fertility and got it.
- I know you've seen people like having babies and, and, and fertility issues resolved.
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Nice, because most of fertility issues are treatable and just takes time to treat.
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But there are certain nutrients in those foods that actually support fertility there as well.
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But if you drop your fertility, you have more resources for each child.
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I... I tried every fertility treatment on the market and... nothing.
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I went to the fertility doctor today.
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The return of fertility and the return of periods are generally the same thing.
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Consistently, men put potential fertility higher up on the list than women would do.
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We have the appointment at the fertility clinic this afternoon.
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Along these lines, let's change topics and talk about fertility and reproduction.
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The couple decided to visit a fertility clinic to explore options for starting a family.
Synonyms
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The ability to produce many plants or young animals
Ability to have babies or young
The ability of an animal or plant to have young
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How Fertile
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Etymology
Fertility comes from the Latin fertilis, from ferre meaning 'to bear' or 'carry'. Think of a mother or a plant that 'bears' new life, which is why fertility means the ability to produce offspring or new growth.