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Does diet really have much impact on fertility?
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Melanie McGrice
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Melanie McGrice is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, one of the few dietitians in Australia to achieve that status. Her success has made her an … View Profile
Yes, it does. A research study of 18,000 women found that making just 5 of 10 recommended dietary changes, increased fertility by 69%! For example, one of the ten strategies is simply to cut out soft drinks.
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