Whether the embryos are easy to implant after transfer has nothing to do with eating vegetables, but is mainly related to the quality of the embryos, the thickness of the endometrium, the endocrine function of the ovaries, and whether it is infected or not. 1. Embryo quality: only the transfer of high-quality embryos can improve the implantation rate after transfer. 2. Thickness of endometrium: the thickness of endometrium should reach 8~10mm before transfer, which is favorable for embryo implantation. 3. Ovarian endocrine function: if the level of estrogen and progesterone secreted by the ovary is coordinated, it is favorable for embryo implantation after the transfer. 4. Infection: If there is a combination of toxoplasmosis infection, pelvic infection, etc., it is not favorable for embryo implantation.