Can eating steak or chocolate really determine your unborn child's sex?
Many women turn to the Chinese calendar to plan the sex of their baby, but turning to burgers or ice cream? That's a new one! Researchers from the University of Pretoria in South Africa conducted a study on knocked up mice and found that salty foods and red meat tend to produce boys, while a diet high in sugar leads to female offspring, according to the Daily Mail.
In a recent Momlogic discussion, Marilyn Kentz told Ericka Rowe, Garcelle Beauvais Nilon (right before popping out her twin boys) and Robyn Fener how her wish to have a girl went to the dogs.
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i allways heard the sex of the baby is determaned who’s more into it
- diamongurl
ok that’s just funny. 90% of the world would be male if that were the case!
- Jackie
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