Vegetarians swaying blue!

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[3girlsnwaiting]

I have been a Vegan for the past 3 years. My first two girls were conceived while I was still eating meat and dairy. My last DD was conceived while eating my Vegan diet. My hubby due to some health issues has given up red meat. He still eats, chicken, turkey, and seafood mostly fish and shrimp. I am hoping to conceive a boy this time. I will be trying the boy diet. I am a breastfeeding Momma and my LP seems to be 8 days right now. It did take me several months to conceive DD3. I am thinking my LP was short then too (i was a breastfeeding Momma then too) but I did not know because I did not chart back then. Any specific advice?

[atomic sagebrush]

I would increase fat intake and do coconut oil at every meal!!!

[3GMomPraying4Boy]

Hi I'm new here and was just looking through the sight.
I'm Canadian, with an Indian ethnic background.
I'm too am vegetarian but DH is not. I do not consume meats, fish or egg.
Many Indians/Hindus/Sikhs are strict vegetarians despite being vegetarians many of them have boys. I've tried to observe any differences between what I eat and what they eat and have found none. And a lot of my friends have boys no girls I don't get it.

So Indian food and curries have a lot of protien from beans, tofu, Paneer (homemade cheese), nuts. And are prepared with spices and salt.

Black Chick Peas Boiled in water with salt are good.
You boil them until they are soft. Then You drink the boiled salt water and then use the Black Chick Peas in salads or just saute them with veggies and spices. I have a lot of recipes but I don't know if they would fit the boy diet.

[atomic sagebrush]

None of these things are magic bullets, they are just things that are statistically shown in studies to alter the gender ratio. Usually it is no more than 3-5% points and that means that there are STILL tons of both genders conceived in either demographic.

[atomic sagebrush]

We would love to hear the recipes though!

[Auzair]

Hi I'm new here and was just looking through the sight.
I'm Canadian, with an Indian ethnic background.
I'm too am vegetarian but DH is not. I do not consume meats, fish or egg.
Many Indians/Hindus/Sikhs are strict vegetarians despite being vegetarians many of them have boys. I've tried to observe any differences between what I eat and what they eat and have found none. And a lot of my friends have boys no girls I don't get it.

So Indian food and curries have a lot of protien from beans, tofu, Paneer (homemade cheese), nuts. And are prepared with spices and salt.

Black Chick Peas Boiled in water with salt are good.
You boil them until they are soft. Then You drink the boiled salt water and then use the Black Chick Peas in salads or just saute them with veggies and spices. I have a lot of recipes but I don't know if they would fit the boy diet.

Hey r u sweet3gmommy??? Rite??


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[kitkat18]

I conceived 2 boys being a vege X

[Ashforblue]

So, since this is the kind of vegan diet I eat, I should be fine for boy sway?

[Ashforblue]

I mean with eating lots of plant protein, lots of nuts, And high fats food that I'm eating already... I also eat lots of greens..... I guess the only thing I need to do better is eat a breakfast instead of my usual brunch....