induction of labor

So I did a quick pubmed search about labor induction.
I found a good review article:  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22032440

I'm tired of people telling me things I need to do.  I've heard it all before - no really - for 2 weeks with anna and now more with Opal (if rich allows that to be her name).

This is a chart from the article, I bolded the ones most people recommend to me.  I wish they would have put the cooky ones like elevators, bumpy car rides and trampoline jumping but I bet they fit in homeopathic methods........

		method                                                     quality of evidence/harm vs benefit    grade of recc.

Vaginal PGE2	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Cervical PGE2	Moderate	Net benefits	Strong
Intravenous oxytocin	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Amniotomy	Moderate	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Intravenous oxytocin plus Amniotomy	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Vaginal misoprostol	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Oral misoprostol	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Mechanical methods	Moderate	Trade-offs	Weak
Membrane sweeping	Moderate	Net benefits	Strong
Extra-amniotic prostaglandins	Moderate	No net benefit	Strong (against)
Intravenous prostaglandins	Moderate	Net harms	Strong (against)
Oral prostaglandins	Moderate	Net harms	Strong (against)
Mifepristone	Moderate	Net harms	Weak
Oestrogens	Very Low	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Corticosteroids	Very Low	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Relaxin	Moderate	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Hyaluronidase	Very low	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Castor oil	Very Low	Net harms	Strong (against)
Acupuncture	Moderate	No net benefit	Weak
Breast stimulation	Moderate	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Sexual intercourse	Very low	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Homeopathic Methods	Very low	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Isosorbide mononitrate	Moderate	Uncertain trade-offs	Weak
Buccal or sublingual misoprostol	Moderate	Trade-offs	Strong
Hypnosis	Very low	No net benefit	Weak