sex 4-5 days before ovulation has very low chances of conception. I would be flabbergasted if you conceived from that. and even if you did, it is still totally possible to have a boy.
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sex 4-5 days before ovulation has very low chances of conception. I would be flabbergasted if you conceived from that. and even if you did, it is still totally possible to have a boy.
Ok Thank you!! I think I’m ovulating several days earlier than I had been, and my body is finally back to its normal ovulation timeframe. If this is the case, it will be 4 days before ovulation... there’s a possibility for 3 but according to my surge I peaked yesterday (which would have been 3 days post). I think I usually ovulate 24-48 hours post peak so fingers crossed I don’t conceive this month, and can actually try lol. Thank you
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Even 3 days before ovulation is a longshot. FX and good luck for the FUTURE! :)
Thank you!! I am taking the multi I shared with you earlier but instead of taking 3 for the full dose, I’m just taking 1 along with 1 omega. How does that sound/look! Thank you
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One more question. Is washing with summers Eve ok? I never thought about that until I saw someone else’s post about changing alkalinity. Thank you
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I would avoid that when swaying blue as it's said to sway pink. I am not sure I believe in that very much but it's likely best to avoid just in case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jconger
One is better but is still a high dose of a couple of the B Vitamins. It's fine as long as you're not seeing any changes in your cycle though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jconger
How much B12 am i trying to avoid? And the summers Eve soap ?? Thank you!
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I generally recommend 100% of everything but folic acid/folate and Vit. D. But B12 is somewhat less of a risk than, say, B6 (which is really problematic in higher doses) up to 300% or so.
I doubt that soap makes much difference but I think most would want to avoid it for TTC a boy.
I generally recommend 100% of everything but folic acid/folate and Vit. D. But B12 is somewhat less of a risk than, say, B6 (which is really problematic in higher doses) up to 300% or so.
I doubt that soap makes much difference but I think most would want to avoid it for TTC a boy.