I am not a homeopath but have little knowledge over this system. My poor knowledge is based upon few homeopathic books. Recently i was attending a seminar in which a doctor was addressing about the scientific validity of homeopathy. It was gone over my head.

I have three son. My wife despretly need a daughter. Could you guide us, which homeopahtic combination will be suitable for us for begetting a daughter.

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Muhammad Raza Hussain<br />Z.C Post Graudate College

I can't say homeopathy has such formula. Son or daughter it's all from God.

I don't think a homeopathic remedy would help this. However, I have heard of some research that correlates the time of intercourse within the menstrual cycle as having some effect on the outcome.

I did a search on the Interent and came up with these sites which may be of interest to you.
http://www.ivillage.co.uk/pregnancya...536637,00.html
http://www.miniclub.com/ingles/cninoa_en.asp
http://www.geocities.com/baddarni/Boy-Girl.html

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Shirley Reischman

That's a good idea, Homeoman. It sounds like this could be a good application for bio-chemicals or tissue salts. I don't have any knowledge of this type of prescribing, so I'll leave it in your capable hands. It will be interesting to see in nine months what the outcome is!

Another thing I thought of is to check out parents, siblings, etc. and see if there is a propensity to have boys. It often runs in families.

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Shirley Reischman

I don't know enough about it to know if it's a godd idea or not. I thought because you had familiarity in that area, you could advise.

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Shirley Reischman

Biochemically speaking the Nat sulp or Nat phos will decrease acidity (therefor increase chance for male child ?). I do not know of any biochemic remedy that would increase acidity.
Maybe change diet, increased intake of acidic foods: vinegar, lemon juice, etc.

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Christiaan van Schalkwyk<br />Registered Homeopath (RSA) (M.Tech.Hom (Natal))

Diet has a lot to do with the PH of the body. The majority of fruits and vegetables have an alkalizing effect. Most grains are somewhat acid forming as are high protein foods. Refined sugar is acid-forming, while natural sea salt is alkaline-forming. Generally our diet should be composed of no more than 30-35 percent acid-forming foods and at least 65-70 percent alkaline-forming foods. But it seems possible to change the PH to increase the chances of conceiving a boy or girl. Testing with litmus paper might be a good idea. I think you can get it at most pharmacies. Also here's a site. http://www.health-doc.com/healtharti...eranddiet.html

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Shirley Reischman

All these methods / procedures are like firing a bullet in the dark.

[ 25. January 2003, 14:32: Message edited by: Dr. Asif Javed ]

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Homeopath Dr. Asif Javed<br />D.H.M.S (Punjab), RHMP (NCH Pakistan)<br />Sardar Khan Free Homeopathic Dispensory.

I'm sure nothing can guarantee the sex of the unborn child, but if you fire enough bullets in the dark, maybe you'll hit something. Do you have any better suggestions.

The final outcome is in God's hands, but 'God helps those who help themselves'. Maybe if God sees how hard they are trying, he will give them what they want!

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Shirley Reischman

WOH Shirley. I guess you have read quranic verses. The final outcome is in God's hands, but 'God helps those who help themselves'. Maybe if God sees how hard they are trying, he will give them what they want!

yes! it is also mentioned even in muslism's holy book Al-Quran. I am a professor in islamic study department. It means Quran is based on common sense

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Muhammad Raza Hussain<br />Z.C Post Graudate College