Time-restricted fasting is an eating pattern in which people limit their food intake to certain hours of the day. This diet has become a popular trend to lose weight and improve overall well-being. In...
Proper Meal Times Help to Improve Fertility in Women With PCOS
A common disorder that affects fertility by producing too much insulin can be treated naturally through meal timing. Research shows that eating more calories at breakfast can lead to lower testosteron...
Women With PCOS: Anti-Müllerian Hormone can Affect Fertility
PCOS is a condition affecting women of childbearing age that is responsible for almost a third of all cases of infertility. High levels of anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) have traditionally only been th...
Better Egg Quality Increases the Chances of Getting Pregnant
Good egg quality is a crucial factor when women try to conceive. Unfortunately, egg quality declines relatively early, from the age of 30 years onwards, making it increasingly difficult to get pregnan...
Factors Which Influence the Development of the Embryo
The fusion of sperm and egg cell is the first step in a long process before a fully developed human sees the light of day. The fertilization of the egg cell is only the beginning. Several steps have t...
The Effect COVID-19 Plays on Oocytes
Oocytes are cells within the ovaries, also known as immature eggs, or immature ovum, these cells develop to maturity within a follicle and provide the source of cells for embryonic development. Needle...
The Difference Between Early Menopause and Premature Ovarian Failure
Ovulation is a crucial phase in a woman's menstrual cycle, especially for those trying to conceive. The ovulation process for most women starts from day 14 of a standard 28-day menstrual cycle, howeve...
What Early Ovulation Means for Your Fertility
Early ovulation occurs when your ovaries release an egg earlier in your cycle than they should. Causes include stress and many other factors. Read on for more! Using ovulation tests and other simil...
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