Acidic/alkaline foods..

[Kell]

I'm swaying for a girl (in a couple of months) I found this today http://www.rense.com/1.mpicons/acidalka.htm it's quite an In-depth list of foods which are acidic or alkaline.
Not sure if it's any help or not to people, I figure if I eat from the acidic side baring in mind to keep potassium and sodium low as well as leaving protein out as much as possible, it would possibly be a girl friendly diet?

[Chicky]

Someone on IG did that (along with other things to lower ph as she felt ph was the most important factor). She had girl!

[Chicky]

This is from her (wishingforafairy) "What I did and what IG recommends are quite different.* I basically researched and analyzed my 2 failed sways and poured over tons of studies that directly proved the incidences of more female fetuses.* The one thing that stood out above all else was the fact that an acidic body state (low PH throughout the whole body, not just vagina and cervix) really tipped the scales in producing more girls.* I really put everything I had into that idea.* I also focused heavily on negative ions as well.* Women in warmer climates also produce more female fetuses.* I made sure I conceived in the dead of summer in a month when all the days are well above 80 and the humidity was at it's peak. I went without AC in my van for 2 months - roasting me and my kids in the process LOL.* Anyways - I did drink one glass of red wine every night for the acid forming effect.* Does it contain potassium?* Sure....a tiny amount.* Nothing that worried me too much.* I know some women swaying girl also drank a litte vodka in their crystal light.* I did do that once or twice, but I am not a fan of vodka.* Good luck to all of you ladies.* Just remember...one thing I always kept in the back of my mind...nothing is 100%.* I needed to fully accept that before I even thought about swaying again."
And this is het sway but not sure if the link will work because I had to cache it
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:EYeQS8u0YiIJ:www.in-gender.com/cs/forums/t/205984.aspx+site:in-gender.com+wishingforafairy+after+3+boys+2+failed&cd=18&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=safari

[queen-of-harts]

The things that stuck out to me...she skipped breakfast and ate half the calories that she usually does....hhhhhhhmmmmm lol

[Kell]

Oh yeh defiantly have a cal deficit and skip breakfast! Gotta try and keep blood sugar low as well!

[auroara78]

I think her low calories and acidic food really did the trick, as she had suggested...very interesting, thanks for archiving that!

[atomic sagebrush]

The things that stuck out to me...she skipped breakfast and ate half the calories that she usually does....hhhhhhhmmmmm lol

THANK YOU queen! (standing ovation from afar!)

The idea that you can acidfy your entire body is completely and totally untrue and impossible (becos if your pH changes just a little inside your body, you DIE.) here is a super explanation from an actual doctor. http://www.drmirkin.com/nutrition/1603.html

[auroara78]

Atomic, that link you gave in this paragraphs the author writes:

"Certain foods can leave end products called ash that can make your urine acid or alkaline, but urine is the only body fluid that can have its acidity changed by food or supplements. ALKALINE-ASH FOODS include fresh fruit and raw vegetables. ACID-ASH FOODS include ALL ANIMAL PRODUCTS, whole grains, beans and other seeds. These foods can change the acidity of your urine, but that's irrelevant since your urine is contained in your bladder and does not affect the pH of any other part of your body."

He said only thing that could be affected was URINE ph....can't CM ph be affected by food?

[atomic sagebrush]

CM actually can be affected fairly dramatically, I don't think it occured to him to mention it though.