Could a simple vitamin D deficiency be a factor in your infertility? Restoring optimal levels of vitamin D could help to restore normal ovulation naturally. Learn how to get tested and treated.

Vitamin D can profoundly improve sperm DNA fragmentation, improve sperm morphology and help speed conception.

Top infertility clinics often recommend a cocktail of nutrients to improve egg quality and pregnancy rates in IVF - many of the recommendations are supported by studies in medical journals and are at the forefront of a new science: oocyte nutrition

Ureaplasma infections may be at the root of much male infertility especially poor sperm morphology. Fortunately Ureaplasma is treatable with antibiotics.

Diabetes may adversely affect male fertility even when sperm tests are normal, a diabetes test may be your missing link if you are having trouble TTC.

Women with unexplained infertility have a higher risk of having celiac disease which can cause infertility and miscarriage.

Avoiding toxoplasmosis infection is important in pregnancy, learn the main sources of infection and how to stay toxoplasmosis-free.

Having a low BMI can increase the chances of IVF failing and increase ovulatory infertility. Full-fat organic dairy foods may help.

Green tea catechins have potent anti-estrogenic effects that may lower fertility in women with already low hormone levels.

Eating tomatoes daily or taking a lycopene supplement may help to shrink uterine fibroids and deter new fibroid growth helping to preserve fertility.