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Next question would be, can CBD help with fertility? I’d go with no. I don’t see how it would help with fertility for either you know, either gender, either batches of people, whether you’ve got some ovaries or some testicles. I don’t really see how that’s going to help with either version of your ability to conceive or…for sperm count or for healthy menstrual cycles.

I do think that cannabidiol is helpful to decrease the pain and discomfort of cramps in a menstrual cycle. I do think that cannabidiol can help communicate with the other parts of the body that help to facilitate hormone production, that help to facilitate with eicosanoids.

And certain types of activators that are precursors to some of the more fertility related hormones, but there’s nothing that would really tie that together in terms of can cannabidiol help with fertility. I really don’t think that’s… It’s going to do much other than it’s probably going to put you both both in a much better mood To try to have a nice afternoon and remember what it’s like to just have fun and to be frisky and fool around Hopefully that would that would probably be a big perk.

Yeah and much healthier than like wine or you know other Substances that you may or may not decide to utilize while to get you To get you in the mood, but I think that would probably be my best answer. So, no, nothing directly that would help with fertility, like, at all.  Okay, cool.

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