INTRODUCTION
infertility, gastrointestinal and hepatic extraction
CELLULAR PROLIFERATION
It is estimated that about 50 to 80 million people around the world experience
infertility during their reproductive life (Many factors may influence the implantation of in vitro-produced embryos. Recently
special attention has been given to patient’s lifestyle. There is a growing body of
literature demonstrating that weight (Different foods have biological activities that may harm or benefit health. In recent
years there has been a growing interest in the biological activity of red beetroot
(It has also been suggested that increased l-arginine levels in the circulation may
represent a potential therapeutic mechanism to increase NO synthesis and
bioavailability. However, oral l-arginine supplementation is largely ineffective due
to gastrointestinal and hepatic extraction of l-arginine (In addition to the beetroot and watermelon, compounds found in ginger
(Embryo implantation depends on the presence of a viable embryo in a receptive
endometrium. The endometrium is a highly dynamic tissue that undergoes cyclic
cellular proliferation, differentiation, and immune cell trafficking in response to
changing circulating ovarian-derived steroids (The goal for the present study was to evaluate weather beetroot, watermelon and
ginger juice supplementation would improve the endometrial receptivity and clinical
outcomes of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) cycles.