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Mediterranean diet can boost fertility in women

Findings of the research, which was conducted in Greece, show that women who followed the diet six months before IVF treatment had a 65 to 68 per cent greater likelihood of achieving a successful pregnancy and greater birth outcome. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  SARAH OOKO

In-vitro fertilisation (IVF) is often a last resort for women desperate to conceive using other fertility treatment options.

But sometimes things don’t work out. The IVF fails for no apparent reason and their dreams are crushed to ashes.

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