Determine Baby Sex

Are you planning to have a baby or girl? Is it true that we can plan for a specific gender? How actually you can choose the sex of baby? Well, there are many answers to this but today I want to touch on one area that is your food intake.

If you plan to have a boy, this is what you do. Every morning when you have your breakfast, put down the low fat frozen yogurt and grab a pint of Chunky Monkey. But if you prefer a girl, then skip dessert and watch your portions.

According to an expert that I read somewhere, woman who ate more calories are likely to conceive a baby boy. Woman who ate about 2,200 calories a day were 1.5 times more likely to have a boy compare to those who ate less calories less than 1,850 a day. He selected 700 first-time mothers randomly who didn’t know the sex of their babies.

The study found out that woman who ate breakfast cereal regularly was about 1.9 times more likely to have boy than those who did not consume them. Women who ate high levels of potassium, calcium and vitamins C, E and B12 were also more likely to conceive a boy.

According the researches, an average of 130 calories per day between the mothers of boys and girls, which could explain the declining number of  boys being born in developed countries like in the US, Canada, UK and Japan over the last 40 years. This all because many young women choose to eat low-calories foods, and many adults opt to skip breakfast.

The researchers admit that the study is provocative and that it is only preliminary evidence. Whether it’s true or not, it certainly adds credence to old wives tales and certainly you can start to apply this technique into your live. Yes, no one can prove the accuracy 100% but who cares, it is proven working and certainly you can apply this technique into your life. But remember, this technique cannot work alone, you have to combine this technique with other techniques that I cover in my other posts.

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