Guaifenesin is old as the hills as far as drugs as concerned, and it may help you conceive if you've been told you have hostile cervical secretions.

Growth hormone is the proverbial fountain of youth, but aside from injecting yourself like a body-builder, how do you get more of it? And what does it do for fertility?

When you're trying to eat better, you need good nutrition information. Here are some good websites that make it easier to figure out if you're getting enough protein, fat, and keeping down the carbs.

Do you wear shoes all the time? If so, you may be missing out! The ground we walk on is full of energy that you may want to tap into to improve your chances for conceiving.

GM foods may not impact your fertility today, but it will impact the fertility rates in future generations. GM foods will also affect your health, so if you want to see your children grow up, stay away from "fake food."

Ginkgo biloba is probably the most popular herb today. Boosting fertility, though, is probably not a good use for it.

Ginger is yet another herb that has a history of multiple uses. Ginger ale for upset stomach, anyone?

Genetically modified foods are not foods at all, and they are not good if you're trying to conceive--they are manipulations of foods that then manipulate our bodies once we eat them. And the scary thing is that they keep on manipulating us for a long time, even if we stop eating them.

Pop your puppies up and massage them to help you conceive! Sound crazy? Let's talk about all the pressure points on your feet.

Before you even think of conceiving, you and your partner ought to examine your diet and supplements, especially folic acid. After all, an amazing amount of development occurs in the first 28 days of pregnancy!