Your diet either increases the pH level of your body or reduces it. If you have a low pH you will be more likely have a boy. (best intercourse position to have a boy baby) The Y spermatozoa are very weak and can't live for very long in an acidic vaginal tract that has a high pH. By eating a diet rich in alkaline foods you will bring your pH to a lower level and will be more likely to have a boy baby. If your body is less acidic it means the pH of your cervix and vagina are also less acidic. A low pH cervical fluid betters the chances that the sperm containing Y chromosomes survive longer and enable the production of a male fetus. One way to lower the pH of your cervical fluid is to go on a special diet that restricts how many acidic foods you consume. Try to shun eating acidic foods such as anything containing vinegar or lemon. Foods such as almonds and green tea are high in alkaline properties and should be consumed. You can visit your doctor or browse the internet to find a complete list of what foods are acidic and what are alkaline.
Follow this timing method that you can do at home and successfully make a boy
The timing of intercourse seems to have an effect on whether or not you will conceive a male. The most famous natural gender selection model is the Shettles' method that was first discovered in the seventies. This approach is based on the idea that by timing sexual contact with the specific moment of ovulation you can sway the baby’s (look at this) gender. The sperm transporting male chromosomes are speedier swimmers than the female sperm but tend to die more quickly. If you have intercourse in the beginning of ovulation there will be lots of healthy male spermatozoa ready to fertilize the egg once it is released from the ovary. If the timing is a day or two earlier more of the male spermatozoa will die out and a female baby is most likely. The likelihood of conceiving a son greatly increases to almost 100% the closer to ovulation that you have intercourse. Avoiding sex or the man ejaculating during your pre-fertile phase will increase the man's spermatozoa count and increase your chance of having a boy. This low-tech method is noninvasive and it is very affordable to find an ovulation predictor kit or to check your basal body temperature daily. Proponents of the Shettles’ method claim the technique is 80% effective at making a son.
The follicular phase of your cycle is when you are waiting to ovulate and starts on the first day of menstruation. The length of your follicular phase can vary (pre pregnancy diet for baby boy) greatly taking just a week to over one month. Your uterus is very dense and that marks the start of your menstruation. Your levels of estrogen and progesterone will lower if your ovum of your last cycle during ovulation did not get fertilized. If your levels of estrogen and progesterone are low your body sheds the lining of the uterus and the shedding of that lining is menstruation. At the start of your cycle your pituitary gland starts producing hormones known as GnRH and FSH. The hormone known as FSH is important because it tells your ovaries to start preparing follicles for ovulation. As your cycle progresses they follicles will start releasing estrogen and one of the follicles will become the dominant follicle. Because your cycle started off with low levels of estrogen this release of estrogen from the follicles is how your body knows when it is time to ovulate. Once your estrogen levels are high enough your body will surge with LH and you will start ovulating very quickly after.
While spermatozoa production is one part of the male reproductive system the other part is depositing Y chromosome sperm into a woman’s vaginal tract. Once spermatozoa has reached maturation they will move into the epididymis where they will be able to move after one day. Before intercourse the penis fills with blood and becomes erect and eventually the ejaculatory process begins. The first process is the passage of mature spermatozoa from the epididymis into the vas deferens that uses smooth muscle contractions to propel the sperm forward. The spermatozoa then pass into the ejaculatory ducts and seminal vesicles where a sugar-rich fluid provides sperm with fuel. Because the vagina is naturally acidic the seminal fluid that is combined with spermatozoa contains alkalines to help them survive. The seminal fluid leaves the ejaculatory ducts and passes through the prostrate gland towards the urethra. The prostatic fluid added by the prostrate gland helps the Y chromosome spermatozoa swim faster which is important for getting to the ovum cell. Ejaculation consists of semen leaving the urethra in a man’s penis and being deposited into a woman’s vagina. Out of the 300 million spermatozoa ejaculated the vast majority won’t reach the ovum cell and only one will succeed in fertilizing it.
