The happiest day in the life of every family is the birth of a child, but sometimes it happens that this joy is disrupted because the child is not of the desired gender - mostly male. Some families stop chasing a male offspring after the birth of another female child, and in some cases, his absence is the main cause of dissatisfaction, disagreement and even insults to the wife.
Interestingly, in practice, the rule has been confirmed that female children are more "useful" than male children, because, having created their own family, they visit their parents more often, take better care of them, they are softer and more patient when they need to be listened to, so over time, dothers spontaneously switch roles and now become the parent, who takes care of their parent-children.
Therefore, this text is not intended solely for finding male offspring, but should be understood as an aid in planning a harmonious and happy family. Those families, regardless of their level of education, who have only male descendants, due to the high concentration of masculine energy, can sometimes act as if they are a little "rough".
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Although its duration may vary due to stress or more serious hormonal imbalances, for most women the monthly cycle lasts 28 days, during which it goes through four phases, of which the most important phase for conceiving a child of the desired sex, is the ovulation phase.
This phase lasts seven days and begins when a follicle bursts in the ovaries containing a mature egg, which then reaches the uterus. If fertilization then occurs, male and female sperm will rush towards the egg to penetrate it, but it is not happend until the seventh day of this phase, that the egg opens the passage for one sperm (sometimes two or more) on one part of its membrane, which leads to its fertilization.
If we look at the previously described process from an energetic point of view, we can interpret it as follows:
men and women differ in many respects, including their energy characteristics, which is no coincidence, because this difference accompanies them from the moment of conception.
Although they come from a common source, male and female sperm differ in their energetic characteristics:
>> male sperm are faster and more mobile, but have a small supply of energy,
>> female sperm are slower and more passive, but have a large supply of energy.
Therefore, immediately after fertilization, male sperm, being faster and more mobile, rush to the egg, surround it and unsuccessfully try to penetrate it. However, after the third day, almost all of their energy is used up, leaving them in a state of greatly reduced activity and mobility, and can be said to fall into a sort of slumber.
After the third day, slow female sperm finally enter the egg, which suppresses tired and worn-out male sperm, and now they, that is, she, surround the egg, trying to penetrate it, which happens on the seventh day of the ovulation phase.
Based on the previous description, we can conclude that:
>> if you want female offspring, fertilization must be done during the first three days of the seven-day ovulation phase,
>> if you want male offspring, fertilization must be done during the last three days of the seven-day ovulation phase.
Since all women closely monitor changes in their body, it will not be difficult for them to determine when their ovulation period begins. Many can accurately determine its beginning, since when the follicle with the egg ruptures, they feel a short and sharp pain in the ovaries.
In several to us, known cases in which this method was used, conceiving a child of the desired gender was 100% successful, and possible errors may arise due to incorrect determination of the beginning of the ovulation phase, due to its longer or shorter duration or due to hormonal imbalances causing the membrane to open earlier.
In any case, if you decide to use the described method of conception instead of a random one, we wish you, that storks, to bring offspring of the desired sex into your nest.
Oliver
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