Phthalates are ubiquitous environmental contaminants that can lower IVF success if your exposure is great. Certain foods and personal care products can sky-rocket your risks, especially microwave popcorn.

The success of your IVF could be linked to the levels of toxic PCBs in your blood is the take home message from a number of new studies on the link between PCBs and IVF success rates. Learn how to reduce your risks to boost your chances of conceiving.

Myo-inositol has been proven to prevent ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in women with PCOS and could help your IVF/ART cycle to be safer and more successful. Learn how.

IVF/ART is known to be a trigger for hypothyroxinemia or low/normal free T4 levels which can be a cause of miscarriage, obstetrical complications and neurological damage to babies. Learn how to avoid hypothyroxinemia with good thyroid care.

The new WHO sperm analysis guidelines and information on average and peak-fertility sperm values for increased male fertility.

Simply avoiding the 'dirty dozen,' the twelve most contaminated fruits and veggies can drop your pesticide exposure by eighty percent which could help your fertility and protect your baby-to-be from harm.

Women may have some company when trying to reach their ideal weight before IVF, now dad's too need to trim excess pounds to help IVF succeed. Discover the difference a lighter male can make.

The heat from laptop computers can have an adverse effect upon sperm quality - learn how to minimize the damage.

Preexisting depression, stress and anxiety can be a trigger for IVF-related depression highlighting the importance of treating preexisting emotional problems before - and during - IVF. Post-IVF estrogen support and good thyroid care may help.

If you have recently switched to a gluten-free diet to help your fertility you may be ready for a gluten-free treat or two. Here is how to make a great gluten-free brownie