Out of curiousity...

Re: Out of curiousity...

• kcisthebombdotcom member

  May 2011

  Not intentionally, but I charted and in theorymy DS should be a DD.

  

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• MainelyFoolish member

  May 2011

  With the Shettles method, you're got about a 50% chance of getting your preferred gender.  Of course, you get the same odds just by having sex any time during your fertile period.

  Everyone who "swears by it" was in the 50% who got their perferred gender by chance.

  

  

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• Stacyc625 member

  May 2011

  MainelyFoolish:

  With the Shettles method, you're got about a 50% chance of getting your preferred gender.  Of course, you get the same odds just having sex any time during your fertile period.

  Everyone who "swears by it" was in the 50% who got their perferred gender by chance.

  

  

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• MainelyFoolish member

  May 2011

  hocus:

  MainelyFoolish:

  With the Shettles method, you're got about a 50% chance of getting your preferred gender.  Of course, you get the same odds just by having sex any time during your fertile period.

  Everyone who "swears by it" was in the 50% who got their perferred gender by chance.

  It 50% right? I always though there were more boys born than girls.

  Anyway I think Shettles gives you a slight advantage (like 55%).

  It's not exactly 50/50 boy/girl but it's very close.  There are around 1050 boys for every 1000 girls born each year in the U.S.

  I'm not aware of any scientific studies which have proved any effectiveness of the Shettles method.  The only scientifically accurate method to influence gender pre-conception is to use the MicroSort method to separate sperm (in conjunction with IUI or IVF); this is used for couples trying to avoid passing on sex-linked genetic diseases.

  

  

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