The WHO (World Health Organisation, not the band) have suggested that women of child-bearing age should avoid drinking alcohol entirely as it may harm their chances of giving birth - what are your thoughts on this?<ul><li>Is there any truth that drinking can stop women falling pregnant?&nbsp;</li><li>Are the risks being confused with those who are already pregnant?</li><li>What about the effects of alcohol on sperm? Men seem to have been left out of the advice!</li></ul>Deadline is tight so keep your alert_responses short and sweet!f you're a Premium user, your alert_responses will be edited to ensure they are as strong as possible and grammatically tight.&nbsp;

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Glamour article on women and alcohol

Stress has been proven to be one of the biggest factors for lack of fertility.  Many people have a drink to relax so the proposal that all women (why not men too) should stop drinking could well backfire on its intentions.

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Glamour article on women and alcohol

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Helen Llewellyn

Director at Infinity Wellbeing