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acidic diet

alg6664alg6664 member
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Has anyone tried going on an acidic diet to try to concieve a girl??
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  • jnnfrrose6jnnfrrose6 member
    Nope.

    This isn't going to go well for you.  
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  • MyshMysh member
    edited December 2014
    No. Besides generally trying to eat healthy, I have not changed my eating habits in hopes of affecting my future babies sex organs. 
    Married 06/08 started TTC 08/08
    BFP 9/08 Natural m/c (8w3d) 
    BFP 06/09 Natural m.c (5w3d) 
    BFP 9/09 -- Dec. 29th: Juliet Rose born at 20 wks. Love you forever.
    TTC Break 1/10-8/14.
    Results of physical testing = Normal 
    Genetic testing = Balanced translocation
    IVF #1 with PGD Nov 2014 = BFN
    IVF #2 with PGD Start stimming 1/6, ER scheduled 1/16, ET scheduled 1/21 


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  • alg6664alg6664 member
    edited December 2014
    Actually I have 3 boys and people were telling me about this acidic diet I never heard of it.
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  • alg6664alg6664 member
    And who said I was going to do it, it was a question asking if anyone else has
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  • jnnfrrose6jnnfrrose6 member
    alg6664 said:
    And who said I was going to do it, it was a question asking if anyone else has
    Why would you ask if you weren't considering it for yourself?
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  • alg6664alg6664 member
    Because I over heard woman talking about this and I was like WTF, I was just curious if anyone else has done this. I heard of different positions and stuff but never this.
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  • Sassenach1743Sassenach1743 member
    I've heard of it. I've also read about removing acidic foods and liquids from your diet to improve the alkaline levels of your uterus for a better chance at conceiving a boy. It's because studies have shown that male and female sperm require different environments for survival (i.e. more alkaline/less acidic for male sperm, and more acidic/less alkaline for female sperm). This also ties in with the positions to use to help or hinder the different gender sperm to meet the egg. Reproduction is a physical thing... it's just an analysis of the body's conditions through the process.

    Seems like there was some over reacting to this question... yikes.
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  • Sassenach1743Sassenach1743 member
    I didn't say it worked. I was just sharing what I read. 
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