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Eat to Boost Fertility

Get your body in baby-bearing shape enjoying the foods you love

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Eat to Boost Fertility is the first book of its kind to turn the latest scientific research on fertility-boosting foods into practical nutrition advice, delicious recipes and menus you and your sweetie will fall in love with.

Are you having trouble getting pregnant? If you are, you’re not alone. In fact, 10% of couples-that’s over 6 million Americans-are experiencing difficulty starting a family.

The good news is that you can boost your fertility, prevent pregnancy complications and increase the chances of having a healthy baby ….by enjoying the foods you love.

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