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5 Simple foods that kill fertility

5 Simple foods that kill fertility

Blessing Uduma by Blessing Uduma
November 6, 2022
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Some foods might appear to be nutritious, but may not necessarily be good for your fertility.

Here is a list of everyday foods that you need to avoid so as to increase your rate of fertility:

1. Artificial sweeteners 

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Aspartame is the common chemical used to sweeten foods so as to increase taste.

However, this can harm DNA replication. Thus, it’s better to avoid anything which contains it especially sugar-free foods.

 

2. Low-fat dairy 

Low-fat diary contains androgens such as testosterone and too much testosterone can disrupt you equilibrium.

So, it is best to forget about skimmed milk that is killing your fertility and focus on full-fat diary.

 

Read also:Factors that can cause infertility in women

 

3. Foods with high pesticides 

Studies have shown that women with high pesticides exposure are 26% less likely to get pregnant than those with less pesticide exposure.

 

4. Trans fats 

Avoid trans fats if you want to increase your fertility rate as trans fats can damage blood vessels that carry vital nutrients to your reproductive organs.

 

5. Simple Carbs 

Instead of taking simple carbs, you can replace it with slow-burning or complex carbs like quinoa and whole wheat flour.

 

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I'm an English and Literary Studies student. A freelancer, content creator and editor. I also enjoy writing flash fictions and I have so many works to my credit.

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