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Dec 14, 2025, 16:38
Steven Palter: The Role of Nutrition in Managing Infertility Explored
Steven Palter, Founder, Medical and Scientific Director of Gold Coast IVF, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The WHO issued new guidelines on the prevention diagnosis and treatment of infertility today – Diet Gets 1 Worthless Line -‘Maintain healthy diet and weight management’. This advice is why diabetes and obesity are a world wide epidemic and why ‘eat less more more’ is failing the 15% of all women affected with PCOS
PCOS is Number 1 cause of infertility, directly related to insulin resistance
Low carbohydrate/ketogenic diets are the most effective and lowest cost 1st line therapy- and address the entire multisystem disease across the lifespan.”
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