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How Gender Diet Works
A woman's diet before conception plays a major role in determining the sex of the baby. Out of the several methods that were used over decades, the only method time tested is sex selection by ionic equilibrium, i.e. modification of diet before pregnancy.
By altering your your body chemistry through a preconception gender diet prior to conception you can change the pH level in your body, and therefore, it can change the polarity of the egg. . The resulted charge will attract one gender more than the other.
Making wise, informed decisions about your diet now -- before conception -- will greatly increase your odds of having a boy or girl when you conceive. Changing your diet is proven in clinical research to be 96% to 98% effective in choosing the gender of your next baby. These diets, while following the guidelines for gender selection, have also been designed to provide a healthy, balanced food intake.
Sex selection by ionic equilibrium, i.e. modification of diet, is accomplished by manipulating the diet to create the ratio of positive ions to negative ions and augmenting the diet with supplements.
The sperms carrying Y-chromosomes (you conceive a boy) cannot survive in hostile conditions. Hence, it is important that the vagina should have a pH greater than 7 or it should be alkaline. For this, you could increase the intake of food high in sodium and potassium. Some of such foods are bananas, figs, raisins, apricots, black currants, soybean, potatoes and wheat germ.
Yes, you can eat just these foods but that is not enough and will surely backfire. Because the body is so "wise", it has a way of compensating for such drastic measures. It is important to create the correct ratio of the ions to nudge the ph to the alkaline side to conceive a boy.
An example of a menu offered by ParentsFirstChoice gender selection plan for conceiving a boy
Conceive a Boy Gender Selection Diet
Breakfast
1 cup orange juice
2 sausage links
3/4 cup cereal *top with bananas
Lunch
3 oz chicken
1/2 cup rice
1/2 cup green beans
1 roll
1 tsp margarine
Dinner
3 oz hamburger *lettuce,tomatoes,& pickles if desired
