Healthy eggs are a key part of successful conception. While women are born with all the eggs they’ll ever have, egg quality can be nurtured and improved through intentional lifestyle choices. It takes about 90 days for an egg to mature, so give yourself 3+ months to see the effects of these changes. 1. Nourish with a Fertility-Friendly Diet ✅ Eat:
❌ Avoid:
💊 2. Fertility-Focused Supplements Always consult with your healthcare provider first. These nutrients are key for egg health:
💤 3. Prioritize Restorative Sleep
🧘♀️ 4. De-Stress Your Life Stress raises cortisol, which can interfere with reproductive hormones. Try:
🏃♀️ 5. Move Your Body—Gently Exercise boosts circulation and hormone balance, but over-exercising can stress the body.
💆♀️ 6. Supportive Therapies
🧪 7. Track & Test
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