Levvi Editorial
Science & Life
Real research. Routines that work.
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Highlights
Scientific studyCan a smartwatch predict ovulation? Know the limits
Wrist-temperature sensors may estimate cycle changes, but they cannot confirm ovulation or guarantee an individual fertile window.
· September 22
Scientific studyDoes ibuprofen delay ovulation? What studies show
Learn what research says about ibuprofen, other pain medicines, ovulation, and the chance of conception without changing treatment on your own.
· September 22
Scientific studyMicroplastics in semen: what human studies show
Researchers found microplastics in human semen and explored links with semen quality, but have not established causation.
· September 22
Scientific studyVaping and male fertility: what studies show
Explore what is known about e-cigarettes, sperm counts, and trying to conceive without mistaking association for causation.
· September 22
Scientific studyCannabis and male fertility: what evidence shows
Understand associations between cannabis and semen, study limits, and when to seek a fertility assessment.
· September 22
Scientific studyPremature ovarian insufficiency: signs and assessment
Learn about POI signs before age 40, how assessment works, and why diagnosis requires medical evaluation.
· September 22
Scientific studyEgg freezing: age and limits of outcomes
See how age, egg number, and losses at each stage shape egg-freezing outcomes and expectations.
· September 22
Scientific studyAMH and ovarian reserve: what the test means
Learn what AMH can estimate, why it does not determine fertility, and how to interpret it with clinical context.
· September 22
Scientific studyGLP-1, semaglutide, and pregnancy planning
Learn about semaglutide, tirzepatide, fertility, and planning before trying to conceive, including evidence limits.
· September 22
Scientific studyHemoglobin electrophoresis in pregnancy
When sickle cell trait screening is ordered and what results mean.
· May 24
Scientific studyWhat the anatomy scan checks in your baby’s body
Plain-language tour of what sonographers look at — and what screening cannot promise.
· May 24
Scientific studyRh negative blood and anti-D immunoglobulin
Blood typing, indirect Coombs testing, and when anti-D is used in prenatal care.
· May 21
Scientific studyEarly pregnancy ultrasound
Weeks 11–14 imaging for dating, viability, and the start of structured fetal assessment.
· May 21
Scientific studyGroup B Streptococcus in pregnancy
Why screening around weeks 35–37 matters, how it is collected, and what a positive result means for birth planning.
· May 21
Scientific studyGlucose screening in pregnancy (OGTT): when and how
The 75 g oral glucose tolerance test between 24 and 28 weeks — fasting rules, result thresholds, and next steps if values are high.
· May 21
Scientific studyAnatomy scan in pregnancy: timing and preparation
Why the mid-pregnancy ultrasound matters, what it looks at, and how to book it without missing the recommended window.
· May 21
Scientific studyImplantation: when it happens and when to test
Learn about the observed window after ovulation, why symptoms cannot confirm implantation, and how to interpret an early test.
· April 11
Scientific studyVitamin D and Fertility: What Science Found About the Ovary
81% of Brazilian women of reproductive age are deficient or insufficient in vitamin D. Understand how this hormone acts directly on the ovary, follicles, and IVF outcomes.
· April 8
Scientific studyCoQ10 and Egg Quality: The Antioxidant That Protects Your Eggs
CoQ10 is the antioxidant with the strongest clinical evidence for improving egg quality. Learn how it protects mitochondria, which dose to use, when to start, and what the latest studies show.
· April 8
Scientific studyCervical Mucus as a Fertility Sign: What Texture Reveals About Your Cycle
Cervical mucus changes texture and color throughout the cycle, reflecting your hormones. Learn the 5 types, what each one means, and how to pinpoint your fertile window with precision.
· April 8
Scientific studyFertility Myths and Facts: Position, Lubricant, and Underwear
Does sexual position matter? Is boxer underwear better? Is morning sex more effective? We debunk 6 popular fertility myths and verify 2 facts with peer-reviewed evidence.
· April 8
Scientific studyHow often should you have sex to get pregnant? Evidence-based timing
Learn how the fertile window, intercourse frequency, and app predictions fit together when trying to conceive.
· April 8









