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Sway Girl / Sway Boy

Disclaimer: I am not saying this is true and will guarantee a specific gender.

 Things That Are Said To Sway Girl
  • Clomid without IUI 
  • Vitex
  • Vitamin B6
  • Taking Antihistamines 
  • High Pre-Ovulation Basal Body Temps
  • Intimacy every day through ovulation
  • Intimacy 3-5 days before ovulation
  • Avoiding conception during September - November (higher conception for boys)
  • Male has lower sperm count
  • Deposit sperm shallowly during Intimacy
  • Age: 24 and older
  • Being sick while trying to conceive
  • If you suffer from sleep deprivation
  • Breastfeeding
  • Missing breakfast ( I do not recommend skipping it on purpose)`
  • PH of 4 (test every day before being intimate)
  • Avoid fast foods
  • Drinking Green juices
  • Eat dark green leafy vegetables 
  • Sylk Lubricant for intimacy 
  • Avoid Red Meats, Eat more Chicken or Fish
  • Have Partner avoid red meats, tomatoes, and carrots
  • Can eat: Strawberries, Cranberries, Raspberries 


Things That Are Said To Sway Boy
  • Pre-seed lubricant for intimacy
  • High protein diet
  • Red meats
  • Cereal 
  • IUIs
  • Male has high sperm count
  • Age: Under 24
  • Intimacy every other day and close to ovulation
  • trying to conceive when you are healthy (avoid if sick)
  • Deposit sperm deeply during Intimacy
  • Fertile cervical mucus
  • drinking Caffeine 
  • Prenatal Vitamins
  • Primrose Oil
  • Caffeine 
  • Eat blackberries, Bananas, watermelon, pineapple, apricots
  • Eat cucumbers, tomatoes, raisins, almonds

Last Edited: July 6, 2017
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