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Global Look at Declining Fertility Rates: What’s Behind the Drop?
Across the world, fertility rates are dropping and societies are grappling with an undeniable trend: fewer babies are being born. But what’s driving this dramatic shift?
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Don't miss out on fun activities this festive season while TTC! Take a look at 3 fertility friendly mocktails for you to enjoy. Not only do they taste delicious but you can find many nutrients to boost your health and increase your fertility.
Why choose organic tomato juice? Many cheap tomato juices have unnatural ingredients, dyes, and preservatives aimed at increasing their shelf life.Tomato has a high content of lycopene. Lycopene has been found to increase sperm count by about 70 percent; it also improves sperm motility and reduce the number of abnormal sperms.For women, lycopene in tomato may be able to prevent formation of endometriosis, which is an important cause of infertility in many women around the world.Tomato has a high content of folic acid. Folic acid can help to prevent birth defects.
Pomegranates juice is packed with antioxidants (stemming from the red coloring, the polyphenols) and it increases blood flow to the uterus and promote the uterine lining. It is also packed with vitamin C, a serving has about 40% of your daily vitamin C. Folate, vitamin E, K, and potassium are also found in this super fruit.
1. In a larger cup, you want to add in your juice, water, and crushed mint. Stir well until it is fully combined.
2. Once mixed you can fill a cup up with ice and fresh or frozen cranberries. Pour part of the mocktail in and then garnish.
Cranberries are a rich source of vitamin C that may benefit both egg and sperm health and boost the production of healthy cervical mucus in women.
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Across the world, fertility rates are dropping and societies are grappling with an undeniable trend: fewer babies are being born. But what’s driving this dramatic shift?
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