Nutrimental recommendation during the adulthood for men and women in reproductive age

EB Martínez-Ramos; CA García-Águila; JC Castro-Juárez; Coronel-García R; Duque-Bautista H; Ordaz-Zurita F; SA Ramirez-Garcia

2014, Number 1

Rev Med MD 2014; 5.6 (1)

Nutrimental recommendation during the adulthood for men and women in reproductive age

Martínez-Ramos EB, García-Águila CA, Castro-Juárez JC, Coronel-García R, Duque-Bautista H, Ordaz-Zurita F, Ramírez-García SA

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The reproductive age as defined in the context of the World Health Organization is the right the couples have to exercise their sexuality without the fear of an unwanted pregnancy or acquire a disease that affects the growth of the product. It includes the regulated fertilization through pre-conception attention in order to perform a preventive labor that culminates with the development of a healthy adult with reproductive capability and allowing the pregnancy, labor and puerperium to be carried safely and without complications. This has positive results in survival and wellness for both parents and children. This paper focuses on analyzing the nutrimental recommendations in the woman and man during the adulthood oriented to guarantee the functional capabilities of gametic cells. For this, we revise the role the nutrients in the gonads functional phenotype through the analysis of four monogenic models, as well as analyzing the nutrimental recommendations determinant on reproductive quality such as fatty acids, omega 6 and 9, vitamin C and E, zinc, selenium, and new alternatives requiring studies like myoinositol and melatonin.

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