It is scientifically true that a baby's sex could
be determined by proper time tracking and
understanding of one's body physiology
especially the females. During the time of
conception a baby's sex is determined and the
sex of babies is dependent on the male sperm.
The most Important factor for this is that the
mother or the woman understands her body
physiology well enough to be able to track when
she is in her ovulation period.
The female egg that is unfertilized carries an X-
chromosome while the male sperm carries
either an X-chromosome or a Y-chromosome.
The importance of knowing this is that a male
child carries an XY-chromosomes while a female
child carries an XX-chromosome; which means
that if the sperm carrying the X-chromosome
fertilizes the egg, the baby will be a girl and if
the sperm carrying the Y-chromosome fertilizes
the egg the baby will be a boy. Studies shows
that's the sperm cells carrying Y-chromosome
moves faster but they die off faster in the
female body, this is because they contain less
mitochondria (cell organelle that creates energy
for them) and their fast moving action makes
them to consume much energy and causing
them to live very short (some said 24hours but
some studies says they live up to 48hours).
The sperm carrying X-chromosome moves
slower and has a longer live span in the female
body. It was observed that the sperm with X-
chromosomes contains much more mitochondria
than the sperm carrying Y-chromosome. These
helps them to survive in the female body for
about 4-7days.
It is of advantage that every woman
understands her menstrual cycle and probably
take note of her ovulation period. Ovulation
period occurs around the middle of a woman's
period (menstrual cycle) and many women claim
that they ovulate on the 14day of their period.
Ovulatory period is the time in which a woman
is most fertile and has highest tendency of
getting pregnant because during this period, an
egg is released from her ovary into her
Fallopian tube.
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