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A randomized study of 379 obese and unexplained infertile women found that drastic life>
"We've known for decades that obese women often have a hard time getting pregnant," said Daniel J.
obesity and pregnancy
The FIT-PLESE study was conducted at nine academic medical centers across the country, and researchers divided participants into two groups: Half of the women were on a high-intensity diet with meal replacements, medication, and increased physical activity
The women who participated in the weight-loss program ended up losing an average of 7 percent of their body weight, while those who exercised only generally maintained their weight
However, intensive dieting programs do provide health benefits for women who complete the program
Based on their findings, Heisenrider and his collaborators concluded that weight loss programs did not make women more fertile or improve childbirth outcomes compared with exercise alone
"Losing weight improved the metabolic health of these subjects
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