IN WOMEN:
overweight and obese women have higeher levels of a hormone called LEPTIN, which is produced in fatty tissues.this can disrupt the hormone balance and lead to reduced Fertility .
The quantity and distribution of body fat affect the mentrual cycle through a range of hormonal mechanism. The more excess weight and mor3 abdominal fat, the greater the risk of fertility difficulties.
IN MEN :
In men, obesity is also associated with lower fertility. This is likely due to a combination of factors. This includes hormone problem, sexual dysfunction and other health conditions linked to Obesity such as type 2 Diabetes and sleep apnoea (which are both associated with lowered testosterone levels and erectile problems.