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5 Misconceptions About Gender Selection Before Pregnancy

5 Misconceptions About Gender Selection Before Pregnancy

Common Myths About Gender Selection Before Pregnancy

Some people believe that there are certain things that determine the baby's gender before pregnancy, but these beliefs are of course false and have no scientific basis.

Here are some examples of common myths about gender selection before pregnancy:

  • Eating sweets leads to having a girl, while eating salty foods leads to having a boy.
  • A high pregnant belly means having a girl, and the opposite means a boy.
  • If your previous child's hair is on the right side, the baby will be a boy; if on the left, a girl.
  • Consuming a lot of acidic foods leads to having a boy.
  • If the pregnant belly grows forward, the baby is a boy; if it grows wide, it is a girl.

Of course, all these ideas are wrong and have no scientific truth. Gender selection before pregnancy has multiple methods and approaches that vary in success rate, safety, and cost.

For example, there are surgical procedures for gender selection before pregnancy. These surgeries are not safe as all surgical interventions carry risks. Your child or you might suffer from complications!

Also, the success rates of surgical interventions are not very high, and their cost is extremely high.

Some people try to follow specific diets to determine the baby's gender. This is also completely unsafe for both mother and fetus, not guaranteed, and has a low success rate.

The best choice remains the expert Riyadh Eid’s program for gender selection before pregnancy, which is 100% safe and requires no surgical intervention.

The program’s success rate exceeds 95%, which is very high and reflects the excellence and expertise accumulated over more than 50 years.

The program is very affordable, and you can try it online, so you won’t need to travel far or go to other countries.

All you have to do is contact us now.

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