Will eating a healthier diet and exercising improve my chances of becoming pregnant?
Does diet and exercise really influence a woman's chances of becoming pregnant?
Answers from doctors (2)
Living a healthy lifestyle can certainly benefit all of your normal bodily functions, including getting pregnant and carrying a pregnancy. What's more important here is your body mass index (or BMI). Your BMI will indicate if you are underweight or overweight. Women of both extremes may not ovulate regularly and, therefore, have trouble conceiving. Optimizing your BMI will increase your chances of getting pregnant.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
Yes! Seeing a specialist who uses acupuncture and nutrition to treat infertility or boost one's fertility can help. The practitioner can offer complete fertility nutrition protocols to assist with the path to conception. Of course, adding weekly acupuncture treatments assists in the process, too.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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