How to give birth to a boy through the third generation IVF technology
The third generation IVF technology is an assisted reproductive technology that can help couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams. Although gender selection is prohibited in some countries, in other countries, such as the United States, Mexico and parts of China, the third-generation IVF technology can be used to give birth to boys. The following will discuss in detail how to give birth to boys through the third generation IVF technology from four aspects: nutrition, environment, spouse and hospital selection.
Nutrition
Nutrition has an important influence on the sex development of embryos. Some studies show that high energy and high salt diet will increase the probability of male embryos. Therefore, if you want to give birth to a boy through the third generation IVF technology, women can increase their intake of high protein, high sodium and high fat foods before IVF. For example, dairy products, meat, fish, nuts and full fat dairy products are good choices that are rich in these nutrients. In addition, women can also increase their salt intake.
In addition, women can also increase certain foods rich in potassium and magnesium, such as bananas, spinach and whole wheat foods, to increase the alkaline environment, which is considered to help the probability of having boys in some studies.
However, it is important to emphasize that these nutrition recommendations are only for reference and cannot guarantee the success of the birth of boys. Each individual has different physiological characteristics, so consultation and monitoring with doctors are also needed.
Environmental Science
Environmental factors are also considered to have some influence on the sex development of embryos. Studies have shown that higher temperatures and acidic environments may increase the probability of female embryos. Therefore, in order to increase the possibility of having a boy, women can avoid overheating and strenuous exercise, and reduce the intake of excessive caffeine and acidic food.
In addition, some studies have shown that male sperm can survive longer in alkaline environment. Therefore, women can moderately increase their intake of foods containing alkaline ingredients, such as lemon, alkaline fruits and vegetables.
spouse
Choosing the right spouse is also an important factor affecting the birth of boys. According to research, male sperm carries Y chromosome to determine male sex, while carrying X chromosome to determine female sex. Therefore, sperm carrying Y chromosome is more likely to have a boy.
However, the choice of spouse is a personal choice, so it cannot guarantee the successful birth of a boy. This is a probability based process, and doctors can be consulted for more detailed evaluation.
Hospital selection
Finally, choosing the right hospital is also the key to giving birth to boys through the third generation IVF technology. First, choose an experienced and professional hospital, which can provide the latest technology and methods. Secondly, ensure that the hospital has a clear service process and a clear statement of costs to avoid any potential problems and disputes. Some famous hospitals in the world, such as the Reproductive Medicine Center in California, USA, and the Maternal and Child Health Center in Beijing, China, provide professional third-generation IVF technology.
To sum up, boys born through the third generation IVF technology need to comprehensively consider nutrition, environment, spouse and hospital selection and other factors. However, it needs to be emphasized that gender selection is still a limited probability process and cannot guarantee success. It is best to consult and evaluate with a doctor before making any decision.
