The reel suggests several supplements for fertility and detoxification, but the evidence for these claims is mixed. While some supplements like glutathione and NAD+ precursors have moderate evidence supporting their benefits, the claims about phosphatidylcholine and its impact on fertility are not directly supported by the provided evidence.
“Most people really benefit doing some liposomal glutathione.”
Liposomal glutathione has moderate evidence for improving oxidative stress markers and immune function.
This ingredient is not in our library. We cannot assess claims about it.
This ingredient is not in our library. We cannot assess claims about it.
“Most people really benefit doing some NAD.”
NAD+ precursors have moderate evidence for increasing NAD+ levels and improving metabolic function.
This ingredient is not in our library. We cannot assess claims about it.
“Phosphatidylcholine is good for both men and women's fertility.”
The provided evidence does not include data supporting phosphatidylcholine's impact on fertility.
TTC? Start here. @annshippymd shares the foundational steps that can make a real difference: Clean up your diet first. Remove ultra-processed foods, added sugars, and refined starches. Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods, think quality protein, healthy fats, and vegetables. Reduce inflammation triggers like excess sugar and, for some, gluten and dairy. Give your body time, sperm and egg quality can shift in as little as a few months. Small changes, done consistently, can have a meaningful impact. Drop a YES below, and I’ll DM you the link to this full episode.