FertileCM™ for Women
Designed to support female reproductive health & sexual function. Recommended by Amos Grunebaum, MD.

Recommended by fertility expert Amos Grunebaum, MD, and based on Nobel-Prize winning research, FertileCM is the dietary supplement designed to promote the healthy production of cervical mucus (CM) - the bodily fluid so important to fertility and conception. In addition to supporting the production of cervical fluids, the ingredients in FertileCM have also been shown to support a healthy endometrial (uterine) lining and increase female arousal, sexual sensitivity, and libido.

In established studies, key ingredients in FertileCM have been shown to:
Naturally and safely support the production of cervical fluids.
Increase arousal and sexual stimulation.
Increase hydration of the mucin (liquidity of mucus).
Promote mucus alkalinity and mucosal thinning.
Support a healthy endometrial lining for successful implantation of the embryo.

FertileCM and the role of Cervical Fluid in Fertility

FertileCM is designed to naturally help women produce cervical mucus (fluids that are produced by glands inside the cervix) which in turn play a key role in fertility. Uterine cervical mucus is central to conceiving, both helping to nourish sperm and facilitate sperm transport. In order for conception to take place, sperm must swim through the cervix and uterus and ultimately to the fallopian tube where fertilization will occur. During a woman's fertile time, increased cervical mucus is normally produced by small glands situated inside the cervix. 'Fertile' cervical mucus (present around the time of ovulation) will also be 'thinner' (it is often compared to egg-white in texture) and more alkaline than other times of the month.

Recommended Use: As a dietary supplement, take 3 capsules daily (1 at each mealtime). Discontinue use once pregnancy has been achieved. To support the benefits of FertileCM, drink at least 64 ounces of water daily. If you are using prescription fertility drugs, consult with a physian before using FertileCM.