The study of fertility hormones like AMH and FSH with vitamin E in the adult female diet in Baghdad, Iraq

The study aimed to investigate the relationship between fertility hormones such as AMH and FSH with vitamin E in the adult female diet in Baghdad/Iraq and the changes in AMH, FSH, vitamin E and some biochemical tests with vitamin E disorders in the adult female diet. 140 subjects were evaluated divided into 80 patients, 60 people without diet AMH, FSH and vitamin E were evaluated as control group, while the patient group included 80 subjects. AMH and FSH were measured with vitamin E and some biochemical markers in patients with AMH, FSH and vitamin E disorders in an adult female diet in Baghdad/Iraq. The results of the study were according to the following result: The study concluded that there is a statistically significant relationship in life expectancy. There was also statistical significance for weight. As for AMH, the diet of adult females significantly and significantly affected AMH levels. Vitamin E levels were affected but not significantly high because the diet did not include seizures significantly. Total cholesterol levels were also affected. We reached these results and interpretations when comparing them with females who did not follow the diet program, which was considered a control group.