Nutrigenomics & Nutrition
Enhancing IVF Outcomes
Genetics, Nutrition & Higher IVF Success Rates
Nutrigenomics, the study of how individual genetic variations affect your response to nutrients, and it offers promising insights into enhancing in vitro fertilization (IVF) outcomes. By tailoring nutritional interventions to your genetic profile, it’s possible to optimize reproductive health and improve the success rates of assisted reproductive technologies. This personalized approach considers how specific nutrients interact with genes involved in reproductive processes, potentially leading to more favorable IVF results. Dr. Foyouzi is one of less than 20 Reproductive Geneticists in the US and understands how Nutrigenomics truly works for you.
Nutrition Impacts Your Conception
Scientific studies have highlighted the impact of dietary patterns on fertility. For instance, adherence to the Mediterranean diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats, has been associated with improved IVF outcomes. A study published in Human Reproduction found that women with higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet had a significantly increased chance of clinical pregnancy and live birth after IVF treatment. This suggests that specific dietary choices can influence reproductive success, and when combined with nutrigenomic insights, that Dr. Foyouzi is uniquely qualified to provide, dietary interventions can be more effectively personalized.
Science & Diet Increase Your Success
Dr. Nastaran Foyouzi, a board-certified expert in Reproductive Endocrinology and Medical Genetics, is at the forefront of integrating scientific and holistic approaches to enhance fertility outcomes. With over 20 years of specialized expertise, Dr. Foyouzi combines her extensive knowledge in genetics with personalized patient care, recognizing the importance of tailored nutritional strategies in reproductive health. Her commitment to incorporating cutting-edge research into clinical practice ensures that patients receive comprehensive care aimed at optimizing their IVF success rates.
