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Odds of Having Baby Boy Increase by Eating Breakfast, Fatty Diet Around Conception

by Rajshri on  March 09, 2010 at 8:03 PM General Health News
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 Odds of Having Baby Boy Increase by Eating Breakfast, Fatty Diet Around Conception
A new study suggests that eating a full breakfast and fatty diet during early pregnancy increases the odds of having a baby boy.


According to the University of Missouri study, what women eat while they are in the early stages of pregnancy influences the sex and health of their unborn baby, reports The Telegraph.

Women who eat a full breakfast and a high fat diet at the time of conception are more likely to have a boy, scientists claim.

A low fat diet with periods of long fasts favours girls, the researchers have found.

Dr Cheryl Rosenfeld, of the University of Missouri, and colleagues said: "High calorie diets generally favour birth of males over females, whereas low calorie diets tend to favour females over males.

"In humans and mice, food restriction and a suboptimal diet during the period around conception and early pregnancy also lead to a surfeit of daughters, most probably due to selective loss of male foetuses, the most vulnerable sex in the womb."

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