You can decide whether to have a boy or a girl

The older generation likes boys because they can continue the family line, but now many young parents prefer girls because daughters are caring and considerate. Although there is no mature medical conclusion on the gender of a baby, people still hope that they can control the gender of the baby. The following are some aspects that people often mention.

One is the acidity and alkalinity of the food.

According to research statistics over the years, it has been proven that the acidity or alkalinity of food does affect the chances of having a boy or a girl. If you want to have a boy, women should eat more alkaline foods and men should eat a balanced diet. If you want to have a girl, women should avoid eating too much alkaline food, but also not too much acidic food, so as not to affect their health. Both men and women can eat a balanced diet.

Alkaline foods include: beans (podded or green beans), vegetables, fruits (except bananas, plums, and processed fruits), fresh milk, grains (such as corn), tea, kelp, seaweed, yeast, iodine, calcium, and vitamin D.

Acidic foods include: all meats, fish, dairy products except fresh milk (such as cream, ice cream, cheese, flavored milk), rice and wheat flour products, canned foods, corn, egg whites, sour fruits, chocolate, beverages, and vinegar.

The second factor is age.

It is a proven fact that a man's sperm count decreases with age, so the chances of having a girl are particularly high. Similarly, as a woman gets older, the alkaline secretions in her uterus will decrease year by year due to the effects of aging, and the chance of having a girl will increase significantly. Therefore, it is an indisputable fact that older couples are more likely to have daughters than younger couples.

The third is occupational factors

According to statistical reports, men who are drivers who drive for long periods of time (such as taxi drivers, truck drivers), flight attendants or pilots, anesthesiologists, or deep-sea divers have a particularly high chance of having a girl. This is because the testicles are exposed to high temperature, drastic changes in air pressure or water pressure, or they inhale too much toxic anesthetic gas, which causes the less resilient Y sperm to die first, resulting in a particularly high chance of having a girl.

Fourth, stress factors

Long-term stress in men will reduce the number of sperm; if women are too nervous, a strong acidic environment will be created, which is not conducive to the survival of Y sperm. Therefore, people who are under too much pressure at work or have great pressure to have children are particularly likely to give birth to girls. If you want to have a boy, don't put too much pressure on yourself and just relax.

Fifth, men’s clothing

If men often wear tight clothes, the temperature of their scrotum will rise, causing a decrease in the number of sperm. The Y sperm that could give birth to a boy will die first, greatly increasing the chances of giving birth to a girl, and may also cause temporary infertility. If you want to have a boy, you must prevent the scrotal temperature from being too high, so men should pay special attention not to wear tight clothes.

Sixth, vegetarian pregnant women are more likely to give birth to girls

British scientists have found that pregnant women who eat vegetarian food are more likely to give birth to daughters. Ms. Hudson, the scholar who led the study, said that although there are no other studies exploring the impact of pregnant women's diet on the gender of their children, this study still shows that a vegetarian diet of pregnant women has a direct impact on the gender of their children. The study, by Nottingham University, found that while there are 106 boys born for every 100 girls in the UK, pregnant women who follow a vegetarian diet give birth to 85 sons for every 100 daughters. This data shows that pregnant women who are vegetarians are more likely to give birth to daughters.

In addition, experts emphasize that a constant gender ratio is the most important

When it comes to human reproduction, there is naturally a very wonderful phenomenon that is very consistent with human development, that is, the male-female gender has always maintained a relatively constant ratio, and the male-female population is equivalent. This is of great significance to maintaining social development and stability, and to human reproduction and prosperity. Some of the above-mentioned related factors are just theoretical inferences, and some are just associative guesses. They have not been systematically, comprehensively, and studied with large samples, and therefore lack scientificity. If it is really possible to change the probability of having a boy or a girl by changing the acidity and alkalinity of the diet, changing to a vegetarian diet, etc., I'm afraid it is not convincing enough.