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Although there's no concrete evidence on a cellular level, studies have shown that an increase in circulation and increased respiratory health generally leads to a healthier movement of oxygen around the body (along with other nutrients). In many cases miscarriages occur due to a lack of nutrients reaching the developing embryo. The increased cardiovascular health associated with cycling will certainly increase your odds of carrying to term. Increased cardiovascular health has also been proven to increase libido which generally raises to consistency and quality of intercourse thus increasing the odds of becoming pregnant. However, if someone was infertile altogether due to a genetic disorder, injury or other birth defect no amount of cycling or any other physical activity will increase their chances of conception.

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