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It has absolutely nothing to do with ions whatsoever and in fact goes against the ion theory. It is likely day length, ambient temperature, and/or Vit. D levels stored up from sunshine that is affecting the body.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leebug
My thinking is, if you have the option on when to try, hey, why not. If you don't, no worries.
Central PA is Northern Hemisphere, so the girl peak months are Mar, Apr, May, and prob. a bit in Feb and June (I think Feb is more "girl" than June but don't have data to back that up just yet.) We don't think it has to do with the weather per se but day length and ~possibly~ if you're exposed to cooler temps than you had been (if temps had been warm for several months and then got colder suddenly)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alicewonder
Please have nothing to do with the Chinese Gender Chart, it's completely phony and a waste of time. If the Chinese were privy to some ancient secret about gender selection they would not have orphanages full of unwanted little girls.
Really? Well I'm totally confused! I thought there were more + ions and - ions in the air in different times of the year.maybe that was moon phases.I don't freaking know anymore!
Ah I see! Lol well, that would be closer to when Mr Q turns two! Not sure about putting much stock in that stuff though, maybe the moon as im sure the moon effects people (seriusly people get weird around full moon lol) so hmm maybe the weather would effect our bodies? DH said that I should slow down and we should figure this out instead of me trying to race a clock (32 yrs old now) Yeah, we conceived DS in June but I had just put on lots of weight I was my heaviest in a while at 120 lbs 5' 5' (until now 131) and we were boy rythem (I guess that correct) and I Was eating cereal and breakfast foods and possibly lots of fast food I think (was putting on weight).Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
Lol yup good point about the Chinese calendar.
Ok thought I was going crazy for a second.it was info posted by Tamara from IG.it says that winter has more + ions & summer has more - ions.so this is wrong?
There are different amounts of ions in the air at different times of year or in different places BUT that does NOT mean that those ions go up your VJ and make you have a baby of a particular gender.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leebug
The studies that I have based this essay on, are real studies done by a real scientist on tens of thousands of women and demonstrate that the ion theory of gender swaying simply can't be true because regardless of what you may read on any other site, more boys are NOT conceived in winter, in fact quite the opposite.
The part that I believe these studies debunk is that ions do anything for gender swaying. Ions are real things that actually exist and you can find more of + or - at some places and times, but that doesn't mean that they are doing anything whatsoever for gender swaying. In fact it's very likely that they aren't, or at least not in the way that certain parties claim. http://genderdreaming.com/forum/sway...m-y-sperm.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Leebug
People do not get weird around the full moon, that too has been debunked in numerous studies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alicewonder
the moon might sway but it almost certainly has nothing to do with ions http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...naception.html
One of these days I'm going to do an ion essay that explains it in detail but until then, does it really make any sense that tiny particles emanating from the moon are making people have boys or girls??
Diet makes sense because boys need more calories than girls do from the moment of conception on through life. Lifestyle makes sense too. But the moon sending out particles? I'm sorry that just does not add up for me.
Thx AS! So much info out there.it gets overwhelming & confusing sometimes! I did read that Italian study that said October was the most "boy heavy" conception month & that it had to do with the amount of daylight & an average temp of 55 degrees.what do u think of that one?
That and some other studies done by that researcher and a few others, is what I am basing all this on.