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IF you want to have male children, eat these 5 tested foods that are scientifically proven
Having a male son brings joy to any man, first he considers him as a continuity to his lineage and keeper of his name, especially when such man is deeply rooted in African cultures. If you’re finding it difficult to conceive male gender, these foods listed below will help you not just to have one but twins.
Study of 740 pregnant women seems to show diet can influence baby’s gender Of women who ate cereals daily, 59 percent had boys. Researchers linked high sodium and potassium intake to male birth
Dairy products
In 2006 physician Gary Steinman found that those who eat animal products, particularly dairy, are five times more likely to have twins. In others words, if you want double the trouble, stock up on milk and cheese. Some studies believe these results stem from the use of insulin-like growth factor in cows.
Yams are said to stimulate your ovaries thus increasing your chances of multiple births. According to a number of articles, an African tribe whose diet was rich in yams had a twin birth rate four times higher than the global average.
Fruit and vegetables
Women who consume a lot of vitamins are more likely to welcome two bundles of joy. (In other words, those who eat plenty of fruit and vegetables.) If yams aren’t your thing, this lot can also help: kiwis, carrots, sweet potatoes, broccoli, asparagus and sprouts.
An Australian study found that some women are more likely to get pregnant with twins if they take folic acid before trying for a baby. While the results in this field are varied, folic acid is recommended for pregnant women to avoid certain birth defects.
Meat
Previous studies have concluded that vegans who do not consume meats – such as beef – are less likely to have twins. Those who are lacking nutrients and/or underweight people are also less likely to have twins so start eating!
