Impact of Carbonated Soft Drink on Female Fecundity
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Carbonated drink, uterus, ovaries, fertilityAbstract
Human consumption of soft drinks, whether women, men or children, has a harmful effect on their health, actually, we need more results to know how soft drinks affect human health, especially the health of the female reproductive system. This study sheds light on carbonated drink effects on health women includes weight of ovaries and uterus, and show the level of AntiMüllerian hormone (AMH ) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). we will review research that that examined the relationship between consumption of soft drinks and their effects on women's health and the findings of it.
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