The "Fertility Diet" Pattern Less trans fat and more monounsaturated fat (from foods such as avocados and olive oil) Less animal protein and more vegetable protein. More high-fiber, low-glycemic carbohydrate-rich foods (including whole grains) More vegetarian sources of iron and fewer meat sources. Multivitamins.
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