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Why Exercise and Fertility go hand in hand

At Medi-Gyn we provide a number of services that can help you conceive a healthy baby. Having said that, if you want to assist your fertility process further, then consider some exercises alongside our services.

First is first though and that is …

  1. Calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI)

It is the first step in assessing how your weight may affect your fertility, and it also serves as a good base to know how much weight you should gain during pregnancy.

Did you know that an ideal BMI is between 20 and 25, and there are increased risks of infertility if your BMI is under 18.5 or if your BMI is greater than 30?

For those with a BMI over 30, even minimal weight loss can make a huge difference in improving your fertility.

The benefits of exercising and/ or being active when trying to conceive

Exercising can affect your fertility because exercises have great effects on multiple female hormones:

  • Estrogen, Progesterone, and Testosterone as well as hormones like Cortisol and Insulin

All the above influence ovulation, the release of an egg, and generally improve pregnancy rates and outcomes.

A large meta-analysis determined that this effect was influenced by the type, intensity and duration of physical activity as well as a woman’s own weight and hormonal status.

Exercise/ Physical Activity and Fertility

Exercise/ being active can boost your fertility. Women who do regular, moderate exercise get pregnant quicker than women who don’t exercise regularly.

You should ideally opt for activities that will:

  • raise your heart rate
  • make you breathe faster
  • make you feel warmer

Exercise/ Physical Activity and Pregnancy

Being active by doing regular moderate exercise before and after you get pregnant will help you have a healthy pregnancy and birth. Research has actually shown that being active before and during early pregnancy can reduce your risk of having problems before and during pregnancy.

For example, pregnancy puts strain on the body. You may find it easier to cope with if you are fit, strong and flexible. It has also been shown that

  • labour is easier for women who are active during pregnancy.

Reduced Stress and Anxiety

Planning can be an anxious time for both parents-to-be. You are making plans for a huge change in your life. Anxiety, mental problems, anxiety and depression can be common in pregnancy.

Staying active can help to

  • boost your mood and lessen your risk of stress and depression

Health Benefits for Baby

Staying active will also benefit your child’s long-term good health. Women who are active are more likely to have children who are active too. It may help for you and your partner to think about becoming active as part of your preparing to be parents.

Think about what kind of activity you would like to do when you become pregnant and when your baby arrives and start doing it now. For example, it could be walking in the park or going swimming.

You don’t have to join expensive gyms or follow a strict exercise plan. It’s about focusing on

  • ways to make activity part of everyday life

For more information on how exercise can help you conceive, contact www.medi-gyn.com / @medi_gyn_center today

Ms. Irina Bond

CEO, Founder & Well-Ageing Expert

Dedicated about assisting their patients through any stage of menopause, Irina demonstrated undoubted passion, extensive experience and know-how of guiding and empowering female patients in navigating this transformative journey and rediscover themselves.

With over 20 years of practical experience, Irina has successfully guided international patients through science-driven hormone balancing, menopause, and well-aging programmes across Europe – the UK, the South of France and Monte-Carlo – and the Middle East.

Today, Ms. Bond is the head of Dubai’s first integrative medicine Hormone Balancing Center, Medi-Gyn – offering a science-driven yet holistic approach to modern menopause management, focusing on identifying the root causes of conditions. Through a blend of functional, preventive, and regenerative medicine, Medi-Gyn provides tailored solutions that address both the physiological and emotional needs of patients, empowering them on their wellness journey.

Irina firmly believes that ageing doesn’t have to be a passive process. She emphasises the importance of supporting the body through natural, science-based epigenetic changes and rejuvenation techniques, which are vital for both physical rejuvenation and overall well-being. Drawing from her own experiences, as well as her knowledge of Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) and extensive research into regenerative medicine and natural rejuvenation, Irina understands that this approach is crucial for achieving and maintaining a healthy, vibrant body for years to come.

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Dr. Shukri is a Physician in Dignitary and Protective Medicine, Double fellowship Critical Care Medicine, Fellowship Functional and Metabolic medicine, Certified Practitioner Bioresonance /Zyto/ Oligo Scans.

A 40 years of experience in BHRT/ Peptide therapy/ science-driven supplements/ Lifespan & Healthspan/ Fertility, Dr. Khalid Shukri offers the following accreditations: American Board Certified Anti Aging / Regenerative Medicine, Reproductive Medicine. 

American Board-Certified Physician in Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine and Fellow of Functional and Metabolic Medicine from the American Academy of Anti-Aging. 

With his extensive years of experience and vast up-to-date knowledge, Dr. Ahmad presents a unique Functional Medicine approach combined with epigenetic and wellness technology in identifying the root cause of the diseases. 

His treatments include detection, prevention, reversing and setting up a lifestyle custom-made with advanced wellness technology designed to empower clients to optimize and restore their health to live a vibrant, energetic, and productive, healthy, and happy life span.

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Richard co-founded Sapience with three highly successful business figures in the UK, including former bank and private equity CEOs. This followed previous careers in law, working as an equity analyst for a number of investment banks and financial journalism, which included writing for The Economist, The Times and The Independent.

During his journalist career, he visited the Gulf and Saudi Arabia many times, interviewing senior banking and business figures, such as the head of the Saudi Central Bank and leaders at Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Olayan Group and the Kanoo Group. A number of his features appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and The Washington Post.

His PR experience includes being the MD of the Financial Division of a leading UK multidisciplinary PR consultancy before co-founding Sapience. He is often asked to judge PR awards, most recently he was on the judging panel of the Public Relations Consultancy Association’s Financial Services PR awards.

He specialises in advising on strategic media relations, reputational risk, media relations and training, crisis communications, and all forms of corporate transactions. Richard is a law graduate of the University of Cambridge.

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