Ovulation is the physiological process of a woman's reproductive system.
Matured egg/s is released from ovaries during ovulation.
Proper diet plan with certain food inclusion in daily diet during trying to get pregnant through natural conception or IVF process evidentially improve egg quality and even the enlisted food also helpful for an egg donor.
It is necessary to mention a balanced diet by selecting wholesome and 'rainbow-colored natural food items including multicolor fruits and vegetables to get adequate fiber along with other essential nutrients for smooth conceiving.
Remember: egg quality refers to whether the egg is genetically normal or abnormal.
The main reason for the decline in egg quality is age.
As you age, your body - and with it, your eggs - is exposed to fevers, infections, stress, hangovers, toxins, and all sorts of molecular problems (like free radicals) to damage them.
This is unavoidable, and once the egg becomes abnormal, it cannot be "cured".
We just wanted to recommend some foods to improve the quality of a woman's egg (isn't that easier?), but that doesn't work.
While there is no evidence that you need to eat certain foods to improve the quality of a woman's eggs, some diets can increase fertility in women with ovulation disorders.
Healthy food improves overall health.
This includes keeping your eggs healthy and of high quality as well as increasing overall fertility.
The fertility diet was developed as a result of a study that followed more than 17,500 married women for eight years.
The study found that women who followed a diet — one containing more monounsaturated fat than trans-fat, more plant protein than animal protein, and low glycemic carbohydrates, high-fat dairy products, multivitamins, and iron in the form of plant dietary supplements — had reduced risk of infertility associated with ovulation disorders.
Studies conclude that this type of diet can increase fertility. Dietary and lifestyle changes can reduce the chances of infertility due to ovulation disorders.
But in general, for most healthy women, there is no evidence that any particular fertility diet can increase or increase their chances of conceiving.
According to one study report no universal dietary intervention could improve fertility.
Proper nutrition, weight, and exercise may impact egg quality. Experts suggest choosing proper nutrition, in the form of supplements or food groups can improve egg quality before and during attempts to conceive.
Melatonin and Myo-inositol
supplementation can improve egg quality. Melatonin has a protective effect and prevents egg damage.
Myo-inositol supplementation improves egg quality and the morphology of the developing embryo is also good.
Organic food recommendation is one of the solutions to avoid such chemical exposure.
These organic foods are more expensive than non-organic products. Surrogacy is a complex as well as an expensive process.
Therefore, the addition of organic food items does not markedly increase the budget, but safer options for surrogates as these reduce the chemical load in the fetus.
It is also recommended that fruits and vegetables should be thoroughly washed in running water and soak them in warm for a few minutes to dissolve all the dirt, artificial color, wax, and pesticides.
Obese as well as under-weight women have negative side effects, in terms of hormonal misbalance and cause insufficient egg release or poor quality eggs.
Maintaining an ideal weight and controlling weight gain may help to release good quality sufficient eggs.
However, vigorous exercises can ovarian damage. Thus, balanced physical activity is essential.
Psychological stress, alcohol consumption, and smoking can negatively affect egg release and its quality.
Experts always suggest trying relaxing and reducing exposure to stressors to increase fertility.
Recreational and prescription substances can cause detrimental effects on egg quality by decreasing ovarian reserve.
The exact negative effect is difficult to analyze because ethical issue prevents performing research for discovering a definitive relationship.
In general, eat lots of green leafy vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, nuts, fresh vegetables, and fruits.
Stay away from trans-fats, refined carbohydrates, processed foods or meats, and excess salt and sugar.
However, it is necessary to mention that a 2013 review of scientific literature examined the effectiveness of a fertility diet in improving mitochondrial function in eggs.
(Mitochondria provide energy for eggs, triggering cell division and growth.)
Researchers have concluded that there are good reasons to further investigate nutritional treatments for infertility patients.
While it's not easy to say that some foods can improve a woman's egg quality, we may see more interesting research in the coming decades.