Every woman is born with all the eggs she will ever have, about 1 to 2 million. But as the years go by, that number naturally decreases, and the quality of the remaining eggs changes too. This is normal biology, not a personal failure. But understanding how age affects egg quality can help you make informed decisions and support your fertility journey confidently.

Let’s break it down in a simple, human way

Egg Quality Declines With Age. What Does That Mean?

As women grow older, especially from age 30 and above, the eggs begin to change in two major ways:

1. The number of eggs reduces (egg reserve).

This is why doctors check AMH — a hormone that tells how many eggs are left.

2. The quality of eggs decreases.

This means:

• More difficulty in getting pregnant
• Higher chance of miscarriage
• Higher chance of chromosomal abnormalities
• Eggs may not mature properly
• Fertilization may not happen easily

This is why women between 35 and 40 may notice changes in their fertility, but it doesn’t mean pregnancy is impossible. It simply means the eggs need more support.

Why Does Egg Quality Decline With Age?

Here are the natural biological reasons:

🔸 Mitochondria (egg energy cells) become weaker: Eggs need strong energy levels to divide and grow. As women age, the mitochondria inside the eggs lose power.

🔸 Oxidative stress increases: Free radicals accumulate with age and damage egg cells.

🔸 Hormone balance changes: FSH, LH, estrogen, and progesterone may fluctuate, affecting ovulation.

🔸 Chromosomal errors become more common: The older the egg, the higher the chance of genetic abnormalities. This is why age-related fertility decline is a global reality.

How Fertilgain Supports Egg Quality as You Age

Fertilgain is formulated to target the exact biological factors that affect egg quality as women get older. Here’s how its ingredients help:

1. Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10): Recharges Egg Energy (Mitochondria)

CoQ10 is one of the most important nutrients for age-related fertility.
It helps:

• Improve egg energy
• Support egg maturation
• Reduce age-related egg decline
• Improve IVF outcomes
• CoQ10 levels drop naturally with age — but Fertilgain supplies it back.

2. Myo-Inositol & D-Chiro Inositol: Improve Egg Development & Ovulation

These inositols work together to:

• Support healthy hormone balance
• Improve how eggs mature
• Help regulate menstrual cycles
• Improve ovarian response (especially in older women)
• They are especially useful for women with PCOS or irregular cycles.

3. Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Reduce Inflammation & Support Egg Quality

Omega-3 helps:

• Reduce ovarian inflammation
• Improve blood flow to reproductive organs
• Support hormone production
• Improve embryo quality in IVF

4. Masson Pine Bark Extract & Cabbage Palm Berry Extract: Powerful Antioxidants

These natural antioxidants help:

• Reduce oxidative stress
• Protect eggs from age-related damage
• Improve endometrial environment
• They are essential for maintaining egg health as women grow older.

5. Folic Acid: Supports Healthy Cell Formation

Eggs rely on DNA stability. Folic acid helps protect egg cells, supports early embryo development, and reduces abnormalities.

🌼 So… Can Ageing Eggs Be Supported?

YES but while age is a biological reality, egg quality can be supported, preserved, and improved with the right nutrients and lifestyle habits.

Fertilgain gives your body:

• Better egg energy
• Better egg development
• Better hormone balance
• Oxidative stress protection
• Better chances in natural conception and IVF

Age may affect egg quality, but you’re not powerless. With the right nutrients, lifestyle, and medical guidance, many women conceive in their 30s and 40s.

Fertilgain supports you through this journey, one healthy egg at a time.