Learn how to optimise your diet to increase your fertility levels and overall health with Nutritionist Dr Divya Manglam.
Increase the effectiveness of your fertility treatment
When you’re undergoing fertility treatment it can be easy to overlook nutrition, yet it’s an important factor to get right when you’re trying to conceive.
A good healthy diet will help to reduce stress, keep your body in good shape and stabilise your hormone levels. It can also help to increase the effectiveness of fertility treatments, especially for conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis. With the support of a nutritionist, you’ll uncover any factors that could be negatively affecting your fertility.
You’ll also benefit from a tailored nutritional plan focused on increasing your chances of conception by:
Boosting egg and sperm health
Identifying and addressing any nutritional deficiencies, food sensitivities and allergies
Improving female health conditions such as irregular cycles, PCOS, endometriosis, yeast overgrowth
Balancing hormones
Increasing blood flow to the uterus
Weight management
Eliminating toxin overloads
Preparing the body for assisted conception by optimising reproductive health
Supporting mental stress levels to help calm the mind
Addressing digestive issues such as IBS and leaky gut
Supporting detoxification and eliminating toxins following IVF/assisted conception
Harley Street Fertility Clinic
Meet Divya
Divya Manglam is a medical doctor who practises evidence-based nutrition. She believes each nutritional factor has a significant role on your outcome of conceiving and will assess and develop a personalised plan for you. This will be based on your medical history, lifestyle routine, and emotional and psychological factors such as stress level and sleeping patterns.
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