-- Dr Jiji Cook, a leading acupuncture physician, has launched a new guide covering what to eat before IVF embryo transfer day. She explains that for many women, it can be a nervous time waiting for IVF and many women wonder what they should be eating.
For more information please visit the website here: https://ivfpeaceofmind.com/What-Foods-to-Eat-for-IVF-Embryo-Transfer-Day
Women trying to get pregnant with IVF are likely to be reading up on all aspects of the process. One of the biggest worries is nutrition and what to eat before the big day.
Dr Jiji Cook is an acupuncture physician who treats women going through IVF every day. She often gets asked for her advice on the best foods to eat before embryo transfer. In addition to this, she works as an IVF success coach and has spent twelve years working with hundreds of IVF patients. She helps them to prepare for stims week and a successful transfer day.
She is the author of IVF Peace Of Mind, which is a complete blueprint to IVF success. Now she’s written her new guide to help ensure peace of mind for those waiting IVF transfer.
Dr Jiji Cook explains that it doesn’t have to be complicated for those wondering what to eat for IVF pregnancy. Elimination diets may be tempting, but they’re not sustainable.
The guide was written to help people think outside the box when it comes to their food and diet. It covers a number of superfoods to consider, like fennel, which is rich in fiber and minerals to keep digestion regular. In addition to this, anthocyanin can help to make the body a safe space for the embryo. As a rule of thumb, it’s important to think about foods that are red or purple in color.
These include blood oranges, pink grapefruit, beetroot, purple onions, and more. The guide also recommends eating fish several times a week, as this is a good source of Omega-3 oil. For those looking for more detailed information, IVF Peace Of Mind can be purchased on site.
Those wishing to find out more can visit her site on the link provided above.
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