The pulse in the left hand is stronger than that in the right hand during pregnancy

In folk customs, there are many ways to predict the gender of the baby. Some predict by observing the skin changes of the pregnant woman, some predict by whether the pregnant woman's abdomen is pointed or round, some predict by the pregnant woman's taste preferences, and some predict by Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis. So, does a strong pulse on the left hand of the pregnant woman mean it is a girl? This is said to be the optimized algorithm for calculating the gender of a baby based on the secret recipe handed down from the royal family. I hope that regular MMs can use this method to calculate and verify it, and then inform the results to those ZMMs who are currently pregnant but really want to know the gender of their baby.

The actual optimization algorithm is as follows: seven times seven equals forty-nine; Note: 70*7=49 asks the mother what month she was pregnant; Note: 49 is the month of pregnancy minus the mother's birth year (it does not mean to divide by what is not considered);

Note: Personal result - the mother’s age at the time of the child’s birth plus nineteen. Note: The result 19 is finally reduced to -1, -2, -3, -4, -5, -6 in sequence until only one digit is left. Even numbers are female and sums are male.

For example: 7*7=49

The pregnancy was in March (solar calendar), the due date was November 25, and the birthday was October 18, 1982 (solar calendar),

49 3=52-25=27 19=46-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9=1 (the sum is male)

If the result is 0, it is an even number.

You can calculate it yourself, 49 (the month of pregnancy, not the time of the last menstrual period. For example, if the last menstrual period is from 9 to 28, then the month of pregnancy should be 10) - (the exact age when the baby is born. For example, if the baby is born in 1980, then the baby is born in 2020, no matter what month, it is considered 27 years old) 19, and then subtract 1, 2, etc. from the result until the result is a single digit, then you can tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl.

Diet for having a boy or girl

High-calorie foods

British scientists have found that the baby's gender may be related to the pregnant woman's diet structure before pregnancy. But some experts suggest that the finding needs to be tested in further scientific studies.

The research was a collaboration between biologists from the University of Cambridge and the University of Exeter. They surveyed more than 700 first-time pregnant women in the United States and asked them to provide their diet records before pregnancy. The results showed that among pregnant women who ate high-calorie foods when preparing for pregnancy, 56% of them gave birth to boys, while only 45% of them who ate low-calorie foods gave birth to boys; among pregnant women who ate cereals for breakfast every day when preparing for pregnancy, 59% of them gave birth to boys, while only 43% of them who ate little or no breakfast gave birth to boys.

remind:

Before becoming pregnant, women who eat more apples and foods rich in calcium, potassium, vitamin C, etc. have a greater chance of conceiving a boy. When describing their exploration and findings, biologists speculated that the special diet structure may lead to higher glucose levels in pregnant women, which may be more beneficial to the survival rate of sperm carrying Y chromosomes.

"Sour boy, spicy girl" is one of the most widely circulated rumors about the gender of a baby. It can be used to predict the gender of a baby by observing the changes in the taste of a pregnant woman - if a pregnant woman likes to eat sour food, she will give birth to a boy; if a pregnant woman likes to eat spicy food, she will give birth to a girl.

Reveal the truth: Changes in the taste buds of pregnant women are related to changes in the plant's central nervous system, and are also related to lifestyle. Differences in the taste of pregnant women cannot be used to determine whether they will give birth to a boy or a girl.