O-046 Nutritional habits might improve your fertility

Abstract Many lifestyle factors have been identified as risk for male infertility. For example, an unbalanced diet leading to overweight, obesity, metabolic disorders, and micronutrient deficiencies can consequences reproductive functions. Obese men present more often altered semen parameters a reduced chance of pregnancy naturally or after medically assisted procreation. In some cases, weight loss reverse the adverse effects obesity. However, few interventional studies demonstrated effectiveness preconceptional intervention in men. contrast, are highlighting importance balanced physical activity improve fertility. A qualitatively adequate appropriate daily intake micronutrients fundamental Some teams highlighted benefits Mediterranean on sperm production, whereas Western diet, including reconstituted meats, fried foods, sweet foods drinks, was associated with parameters. confirmed impact men's diets chances natural live birth, their results controversial. Therefore, robust randomised controlled needed. Practical advice education be recommended who wish conceive help them maintain achieve public health recommendations that encourage such diet.