Improve Your Chance of Pregnancy

Assisting Reproductive Treatments

The IVF Project wants to give you the opportunity for success on your fertility journey

Appropriately prescribed exercise and nutrition are
scientifically proven to increase the success of fertility treatments
and your chance of falling pregnant naturally!

If you have been struggling to conceive naturally or are already undergoing assisted reproductive treatments such as IVF, ovulation induction and intrauterine insemination then we can improve your chance of pregnancy!

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We will support you on your reproductive journey with a custom exercise program and dietary guidance giving you every opportunity for success, sooner! Access our specialist lifestyle service delivered by experts from anywhere in the world, while getting access to the latest scientific information on fertility and reproductive treatments.

Become a Member of The IVF Project

Your Membership Benefits Include:

CUSTOM EXERCISE PROGRAM

• Scientific, evidence based exercise programming by a clinical    Exercise Physiologist with expertise in fertility
• Safe, effective, and realistic!
• Program tailored to each stage of your fertility treatment
• Designed for your current health, activity level and medical conditions (eg. PCOS, endometriosis, male factor fertility)

TWO FOR ONE

• Exercise programs for both you AND your partner

CONVENIENT

• Access your program from the comfort of your own home
• Choose a home or gym based program
• View your program online or via The IVF Project app

NUTRITION TRACKING

• Dietitian guidance for your nutrition intake
• Food tracking app that syncs with your physical activity app
• Dietitian developed resources to inform healthy eating to boost your fertility

EXPERT SUPPORT AND ADVICE

• Resources for assisted reproductive treatment based on the latest research
• Access to a like-minded community

Did you know....

that what you eat impacts upon
your fertility?

8 weeks of diet and exercise prior to an IVF cycle can improve your chance of a live birth by 52%.

Eating wholegrains increases endometrium thickness, implantation and live birth rate.

Eating the right amount of fruit and vegetables for men and women improves IVF fertilization rates.
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The right fatty acid intake improves pregnancy rate.

Top 10 Things You Should Know About
​Exercise and IVF

Head over to our friends at Fertility Smarts to read our top 10 exercise and IVF tips!

Listen to us talk with Heather Huhman  on the Beat Infertility Podcast

What is an Exercise Physiologist?

An Exercise Physiologist is an Allied Health Professional with the highest level of training to prescribe exercise for the prevention and treatment of clinical conditions. At a minimum an Exercise Physiologist has completed a four year University Bachelor Degree which equips them with the skills and competencies to design, deliver and evaluate safe and effective exercise interventions for people who have acute, sub-acute or chronic medical conditions, injuries and disabilities.

Conditions such as unexplained infertility, polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis, male factor fertility issues, diabetes and specialist weight management require expertise in exercise prescription to ensure the program you receive is safe AND effective.

We know how exercise affects your endocrine, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems, and your wellbeing. At The IVF Project we also know what assisted reproductive treatments do to your body and how to adjust your exercise prescription accordingly!

What is a Dietitian?

Dietitians are tertiary qualified in food, nutrition and dietetics. Qualified dietitians have undertaken a course of study that has included supervised and assessed professional practice in public health nutrition, medical nutrition therapy and food service management.

Dietitians are qualified to work in private clinical practice, hospitals and the medical nutrition industry. They provide expert nutrition advice for people of all ages and prescribe dietary treatments for many conditions such as diabetes, polycystic ovary syndrome, cancers, gastrointestinal diseases, and overweight and obesity. Diet can be a powerful tool to improve the outcome of your assisted reproductive treatment and here at The IVF Project we want to make sure you get expert, evidence based dietary guidance!