
Stay healthy and increase your fertility by incorporating healthy, 
varied, vitamin rich foods into your diet, and supplementing with a 
multivitamin. Creating a new life is a complicated process, and each 
vitamin or mineral has a unique role in keeping your hormones perfectly 
balanced and making sure all necessary reproductive functions working 
perfectly.
Don't forget to engage your partner is this process –– vitamins are 
important for him as well! Vitamins play a key role in keeping the 
structure and make up of sperm healthy and able to easily able to 
impregnate the egg.
The body best absorbs vitamins from whole foods, so your first 
evaluate your eating habits and make sure you are eating an assortment 
of vitamin rich foods. Don't graze on empty calories. By staying focused
 on eating well and you are staying focused on optimizing your fertility
 and protecting the fetus growing side of you.
It is also beneficial to supplement your diet with a multivitamin. 
There are some vitamins, such as folic acid, which are extraordinarily 
important in the forming of a healthy fetus, and are hard to get in 
adequate amounts through food alone. Taking a prenatal vitamin from the 
time you begin trying to conceive will ensure you are stocking up on all
 the right nutrients and will increase your chances of getting pregnant 
and gving birth to a healthy perfect baby.
Vitamin A
Think of Vitamin A as the foundation vitamin. It serves the role of 
allowing alll the other vitamins that are essential to reproductive 
health to be absorbed into the body. Vitamin A also aids in the creation
 of male and female sexual hormones, supports the body’s defenses, and 
has antioxidant properties.
Get Vitamin A from egg yolks, oily fish, butter,  and orange colored fruit & vegetables.
Folic acid
The importance of this B-Complex vitamin can not be understated. It 
allows for the creation of healthy cells, and has been shown to greatly 
reduce the risk of Spina Bifida and other birth defects of the spine and
 brain. Doctors recommend taking a folic acid supplement for at least 
three months before you conceive to help build a supportive environment 
for the fetus and improve fertility.
Folic acid is found in leafy green vegetables, fruits, dried beans, 
peas and nuts, but it can be hard to consume the amount doctors 
recommend. We highly encourage you to take a supplemental folic acid 
vitamin.
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6, the second component to the B-Complex family, it 
harmonizes the female sexual hormones and has been shown to increase 
fertility.
It can be found in lean meat, eggs, dairy products, bananas, avocados, seeds, lentils , and wholemeal products.
Vitamin B12
Is one of the most important vitamins for reproductive health in both
 men and women. It supports sperm production and enables the creation of
 cell DNA and RNA to insure normal genetic makeup. It allows for the 
absorption of iron, and supports egg maturation prior to ovulation.
Vitamin B12 is found in meat, fish, and dairy products.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is helpful aid to the fertility both partners. In men, it 
promotes healthy sperm mobility from by preventing the sperm cells from 
sticking to one another. In women, it is a vital antioxidant that 
increase the the immune system and stabilizes hormonal levels. However, 
women should be careful because too much Vitamin C can cause the 
cervical mucus to become dry.
One of the best sources of vitamin C is citrus fruits. It is also found in berries, kiwis, cabbage, broccoli, spinach.
Vitamin D
Vitamin D is  known for strengthening bones and teeth, but new 
research shows that couples undergoing IVF treatments who take a vitamin
 D supplement are more likely to achieve a pregnancy.
Vitamin D is found in egg yolks, oily fish, butter.
Calcium
This mineral supports the creation of the alkalized environment best 
suited for a fertilized egg to implant and grow into a healthy baby.
Calcium can be found in milk, broccoli, nuts, and seeds.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E aids in the absorption of the essential fatty acids that 
produce hormones necessary for reproduction. It is an important element 
for healthy skin, nerves, and muscles, and creation of red blood 
corpuscles that have a direct result on reproductive capacity.
Good sources of Vitamin E are eggs, nuts, seeds, and wholemeal products.
Iron
Iron is critical to the production of healthy viable eggs. A study 
showed women who used iron supplements had  40 percent less risk of 
producing nonviable eggs than those with iron deficiency. Pregnant women
 can also easily become anemic and are often encouraged to take an iron 
supplement.
High levels of iron are found in red meat, spinach, blackstrap molasses and lentils.
Optimize Your Body for Fertility
There is nothing more natural then the body's ability to reproduce. 
This unbelievable complex yet basic function has kept the world turning 
since the beginning of time, however, our modern lifestyle can upset our
 natural rhythm and cause fertility issues. When you are trying to 
conceive, it is wise to be especially careful about what enters your 
body. Make sure you avoid unhealthy foods and substances that can toxify
 the body and stock your body with vitamins and minerals that will help 
you harness the remarkable power of reproduction that lies within your 
body.
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