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Change In Diet 'Can Freeze Biological Clock'
By making "drastic" changes in the diet, women in their 40s and 50s can increase their chances of having a baby, it has been claimed.
A new book on fertility claims that cutting out alcohol and sugar and eating more organic foods allows women to hit the "snooze button" on their biological clocks, thereby, maximizing their chances of having a baby.
Sarah Dobbyn, a nutritionist and author of The Fertility Diet, said the influence of diet on fertility was often overlooked in an age in which IVF often seemed the only answer to pregnancy problems.
"Huge amounts of money are being spent on assisted conception techniques by hopeful couples who do not know that alcohol and caffeine are liquid contraceptives, sweeteners can prevent ovulation and seemingly innocent foods such as peas, rhubarb and soya all inhibit fertility," the Daily Telegraph quoted her, as saying.
Aimed
at
those
trying
to
conceive
naturally
as
well
as
those
going
through
IVF,
Dobbyn
advised
cutting
out
smoking,
artificial
sweeteners,
alcohol,
caffeine
and
soya
in
the
first
month.
Peas and rhubarb were also banned following studies linking them to infertility.
By month two, couples should have given up all meat and cut out sugar and dairy. By the third month, consumption of eggs and fruit juices should be reduced.
However, it is not all about cutting back, with couples allowed unlimited quantities of beans, pulses, organic herbs, spices and nuts from day one.
Fruit and vegetables should be eaten raw to help balance the body's hormones.
Would-be parents are also to lose weight if overweight, keep stress to a minimum and try to get a good night's sleep.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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