C Dutch ientíficos investigated for five years how diet influences baby's gender. With the participation of 172 young couples who had already had 358 children and only 2 girls. Only 32 couples were able to finish the race to the end and the result was the birth of 26 girls and only 6 children.
Women who participated in the study had to keep a strict diet, eating lots of fruits, vegetables and rice, foods rich in calcium and magnesium.
According to research, the high percentage of these chemicals in the blood of women increases the chances of conceiving a child. Expectant mothers avoid eating foods rich in potassium, because high concentration increases the likelihood of giving birth to a child.
Specialists say that both calcium and magnesium are more sensitive to the egg and 'program' the birth of a girl.
Source: In Vivo
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