Tips & Advice

A recently published study* has suggested that following a Mediterranean diet could help to improve IVF outcomes. What is a Mediterranean diet? A Mediterranean diet is an eating pattern based on that traditionally followed in countries located around the Mediterranean Sea, such as Greece, Italy, and Spain. It promotes a balanced, natural approach to diet

New data just published by the HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority), the UK’s fertility regulator, has shown that the average age at which women in the UK start fertility treatment has risen to over 35 for the first time. In 2000 the average age for first time fertility patients was 33 but by 2022

Maintaining good general health is important for female fertility. Whilst some things may be out of your control or need medical help, there are some lifestyle factors that can influence your fertility potential: Nutrition A balanced diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and whole grains helps to provide essential nutrients for reproductive

Authors: Dr Antoine Abu Musa (Chief Medical Officer, NOW-fertility) and Alessandra Ripanelli (Senior Fertility Nurse, NOW-fertility) The term “ovarian reserve” refers to the number and quality of the eggs, also known as oocytes, and plays a crucial role in a woman’s ability to conceive. During fetal life the ovaries are endowed with the entire stock

Accessibilité NOW-fertility est un prestataire de FIV de nouvelle génération. Nous proposons des traitements de procréation assistée personnalisés abordables grâce à un réseau de centres d’excellence et à notre propre équipe de spécialistes de la fertilité. Nous nous associons à des cliniques de FIV dans le monde entier qui ont des taux de réussite élevés