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Drawing on the Nurses’ Health Study, The Fertility Diet shows that modest shifts in diet and activity can significantly enhance a woman’s chances of getting pregnant. The book outlines ten practical changes—such as avoiding trans fats, eating plant‑based proteins, choosing whole grains, and limiting sugary sodas—supported by research on nearly 20,000 nurses. It translates these findings into actionable advice, complete with a week’s meal plans and fifteen recipes to help readers adopt a healthy eating strategy for fertility and beyond.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Health & Medicine/Nutrition & Diet
Authors: Jorge Chavarro
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