Caffeine intake and fertility

The relationship between caffeine consumption and the ability to bear children is defined as weak, because some studies show that there is no correlation, while others say the results of only a modest impact. There are studies showing that high intake of caffeine improves the ability to bear children. It is not clear what or who is responsible for this relationship - caffeine, or anything else contained in coffee, or the opinion of the fans of this drink. Do you have to reduce consumption of coffee or stop drinking, if you are worried about their ability to bear children or delay conception. A reasonable answer is "yes", although it might help, might not help. Coffee lovers who regularly drink it, should be ready to rise to headaches when they abruptly stopped their consumption Should you reduce the use of all sources of caffeine, or rather give up coffee? The answer to this question depends on whether you consume daily more than 300 milligrams of caffeine from other sources of caffeine. In certain varieties of tea contains large amounts of caffeine and its consumption can not exceed more than 300 mg a day. Caffeine was not found in herbal teas. Often the information about the content of caffeine in tea is provided on the label.