Waiting to get pregnant can be one of the most frustrating experiences, so anything that speeds the process along is welcome news. Now researchers are saying that eating seafood may boost couples' chances of getting pregnant more quickly. A new study, released in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism , shows that consumption of seafood twice a week, or more, increased sexual activity and decreased time until pregnancy. The team of researchers studied 501 couples in the United States who participated in a study on the ways environmental factors affect the ability to get pregnant. According to the study's abstract, couples recorded their seafood intake and sexual activity in journals. Results showed that couples who consumed two or more servings of fish per week were having sex more frequently, and that 92 percent of them were pregnant at the end of the yearlong study, according to Medical Xpress. That’s compared to a pregnancy rate of 79 pe...