Interpretation of Feng Shui factors that affect the birth of a boy or girl

Introduction: "Whether to have a boy or a girl" has always been a topic of discussion among people. Some people want to have a girl, but end up having a boy; some people want a boy, but end up having girls over and over again. So are there any intrinsic factors that determine whether a baby is a boy or a girl? From the perspective of Feng Shui, which Feng Shui factors are related to whether people give birth to a boy or a girl? In other words, to what extent does the environment in which people live affect whether they give birth to a boy or a girl? Today, the editor will talk to you about what are the factors that determine whether a boy or a girl is born? Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

1. Sleeping position factors

Friends, a reminder that traditional feng shui requires that men and women sleep in the bed in the "man on the left, woman on the right" position. Otherwise, if they do not sleep and conceive in this position for more than a year, the probability of having a girl will greatly increase.

Second, the room factor

The living quarters include an office. According to traditional Chinese feng shui, if the men's and women's bedrooms are on the east side of the house one year before conception, and the beds are placed east-west with the head facing east, then the probability of having a boy will greatly increase. The same is true for the office. If the woman's office is on the east side and the office chair is facing east to west, then the probability of having a boy will greatly increase.

3. Environmental factors

Environment is an important part of Feng Shui, usually referred to as the "overall situation" in Feng Shui. Environmental changes have led to an imbalance in the ratio of boys to girls. Traditional Chinese feng shui believes that the evil energy around the house will affect the gender of the fetus. Therefore, it is particularly important to choose a house in a place with good wind and water.

It is reported that a foreign study also showed that air pollution, smoke from burning sugarcane and toxic substances used in agricultural production can lead to a decrease in the number of male babies born. Because sperm carrying the Y chromosome are very sensitive to chemicals in the atmosphere, their mortality rate is also high. According to satellite monitoring data, the more sugarcane is burned in an area, the more the number of male babies born tends to decline.

4. Acid and Alkali Factors

Traditional Chinese numerology believes that the acidity and alkalinity will "select" the gender of the fetus. That is to say, a woman's usual eating habits are related to the gender of her offspring.

It is not just the acidity and alkalinity of dietary habits, but more importantly, the acidity and alkalinity of the female vagina becomes an important "checkpoint" in determining whether to have a boy or a girl. Because of the different acidity and alkalinity, the sperm that eventually combines with the egg is also different, thus affecting the gender of the fetus. This problem of Chinese ancestors was not "acknowledged" by the West until the last century:

Some Western researchers believe that sperm that is more likely to conceive a girl is more tenacious, so some doctors suggest that women should flush before intercourse to change the pH value of their vagina. A highly acidic vaginal environment (low pH), achieved by douching with vinegar and water, is thought to reduce the number of sperm that produce a boy because such sperm are less energetic and more easily damaged by acid than sperm that produces a girl. An alkaline environment (higher pH value) is conducive to the sperm of giving birth to a boy. Such an alkaline environment can be created in the vagina by flushing with sodium bicarbonate and water.

5. Time Factor

According to traditional Chinese physiognomy, the season in which a woman becomes pregnant determines the gender of the fetus; even the time of conception determines whether the baby is a boy or a girl. This is something our ancestors realized thousands of years ago. It wasn't until the last century that the West began to study and acknowledge this: German researchers at the end of the last century tracked birth records from 1946 to 1995 and compared them with local temperature changes.

The results showed that April to June were the months with the most baby boys born, while October was the month with the least baby boys born. Further analysis shows that the environmental temperature one month before the fertilized egg is combined, that is, the temperature of the environment in which the boy and the girl are in one month before sexual intercourse, is an important factor affecting the baby's gender. A high temperature environment is more likely to create a baby boy, while a low temperature environment is more likely to create a baby girl. The reason why temperature affects the baby's gender is that the researchers' hypothesis is that high temperature will affect the X chromosome of sperm, making it difficult for a female baby to be born; low temperature will affect the Y chromosome of sperm, making it difficult for a male baby to be born.

Traditional Chinese feng shui also believes that if conception occurs on a full moon night and at the hour of You, the probability of having a boy greatly increases.

6. Occupational factors

According to traditional Chinese feng shui, a person's means of making a living affects the gender of their offspring. For example, in the past it was believed that butchers and porters were more likely to give birth to girls, while accountants were more likely to give birth to boys. This view seems to have been "studied" after thousands of years.

Western medical research has concluded that if men work in power-requiring professions, such as police, soldier, and pilot, they are more likely to have girls; if women work in these professions, the opposite is true.

If men are in occupations such as engineering technicians, computer statisticians, and other people engaged in "systematic" mental work, they are more likely to have girls; if they are women, the opposite is true.

7. Emotional Factors

The emotions of both men and women are related to the gender of the next generation, which was discussed by our ancestors thousands of years ago. If a man has too much work pressure, he tends to give birth to a girl; if a woman has too much pressure in life, she tends to give birth to a girl. The West only realized this problem in the last century.

A Russian research team conducted a study titled "Method of selecting the sex of a child before conception" and published a paper titled "Comparison of gender in the families of physicists and geologists". The conclusion is that the sex of the child depends largely on the mood of the couple at the moment of conception and whether they are in harmony with each other. A very important factor: If both husband and wife want a girl, then at this stage it can be said that basically only those sperm carrying the female combination can pass through the antigen network, while those sperm carrying the male combination cannot pass through the antigen network even if they are physiologically completely healthy. On the contrary, if both couples want a boy at the moment of conception, then it is very likely that they will have a boy 10 months later.

This mechanism also determines that sexual intercourse between couples must be arranged so that both parties can form favorable factors for carrying the male or female chromosome combination. Women's mentality also has a great influence on men, which also affects the level of testosterone. Therefore, both parents have equal responsibilities for the gender of their future child.

8. Numerology

According to traditional Chinese numerology, the number of boys and girls born in the world every year is a constant; the number of boys and girls born in each family every year is also a constant; and the number of boys and girls born in each person's lifetime is even more of a constant. Since it is a constant, it means that it cannot be changed by human will.

We often see that one branch of a family may give birth to more male children, which means that the other branch will give birth to more female children; if a couple has had a miscarriage before, and fate has destined your first child to be a boy, then the probability of having a boy after that will be greatly reduced.

It should be pointed out in particular that if a man makes another woman pregnant and has an abortion, regardless of whether the baby is a boy or a girl, it will affect the gender of his wife's fetus. Similarly, if a wife has ever been pregnant and had a miscarriage with another man, then it will also affect the gender of the fetus with her husband.

Summary: There are many factors that affect the gender of a baby. From different perspectives, we can draw different conclusions. Both men and women have the "right" to control the gender of their babies. Unfortunately, this right is not single and cannot be completely controlled by humans (except for artificial insemination). In other words, whether a couple has a boy or a girl is a destiny and a fate. I hope you don’t have to worry too much and just go with the flow!