Women's Fertility by Tyler Spellmann

At the moment, no miracle fertility drug can give you a 100% guarantee. Several factors determine your chances of conception—some are outside your control, while others can be changed for the better. One of these factors that you can improve upon is nutrition. Based on this realization, a study conducted by a team of researchers from Harvard have compiled the following tenets of an effective fertility diet:

1. Avoid using or eating bad fats, especially trans-fat and saturated fats.
2. Eat more foods prepared using unsaturated oils.
3. Increase your protein intake through the right kind of vegetables.
4. Go for fibrous carbs rather than empty carbs.
5. Drink whole milk.
6. Supplement your diet by taking multivitamins.
7. Keep track of your iron intake.
8. Drink plenty of water.
9. Achieve and maintain a healthy body mass index rating.
10. Be physically active.

By following these guiding principles, women are reportedly more likely to get pregnant compared to those who follow a different type of diet. The risk of hampering or stopping the ovulation process decreases by around 66%, while other risk factors to infertility decrease by 28%. To be more specific, here are the significant impacts of diet on one’s fertility:
● Lower chances of getting endometriosis
● Effective against PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)
● Improved ovum health

This book will cover all the important points that you need to know about applying the tenets of a fertility diet. You will also find sample meal plans with corresponding recipes for you to try. Boosting your fertility entails making changes—big and small—in your lifestyle. All of these, however, will be worth your time and effort. Achieving your dream of starting a family is within your grasp through the fertility diet.

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