Unexplained infertility is on the rise and many couples are faced with tremendous challenges in conceiving their children. Infertility is a subject that rests close to my heart as I struggle with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome - a condition marked by anovulation and difficulty conceiving; indeed, I was told that I would never be able to conceive a child without serious medical intervention; fortunately, we were blessedly surprised by a beautiful chid born four years ago. I still struggle with anovulation and PCOS, so I understand the sting of infertility and a body that just won't function the way you want it to. While the cause of the infertility I experience has a name, between 10% and 15% of are left with no real explanation for their inability to conceive. It seems that diet may play a strong role in infertility just as it plays a role in other challenges to health and well-being. Whether you're currently trying to conceive or struggling with unexplained infertility, paying a little extra attention to your diet won't hurt.
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