GETTING children according to the expected sex would be nice. One of the ways is diet in the first trimester of pregnancy.

The results from the UK provides good news for you who are pregnant. Women who undergo a low-calorie diet or avoid the breakfast in the first trimester (1-3 months of age pregnancy) the baby probably female.

Initiated research scientists from the University of Exeter and Oxford found, the child sex dietary pattern associated with the mother lived and energy intake obtained from food.

"The results could explain why young women, particularly in developing countries, would prefer a low-calorie diet. As a result, the number of babies born men, declining," said University of Exeter researcher Fiona Mathews.

Although the numbers are not too high, consistently showed a decrease. Based on the record, every year the proportion of the birth of a baby boy continued to decline approximately 1 in 1000. In humans do not eat breakfast can be identified the body of a shortage of low nutritional intake because blood sugar is pressed.

Although gender is determined by parental genes, high glucose content will accelerate the growth and development of male embryos, and vice verse, pressing her eggs. Although, medical mechanisms not too clear.

In this study, Mathews and his team of researchers included 740 pregnant women who undergo first trimester of pregnancy in the UK. Found as many as 56 percent of the subjects with high dietary intake and gave birth to a baby boy. Called consumed food intake affect baby's gender.

Some studies warn against the dangers of sexual orientation in the developing baby. And now environmental conditions, such as free radicals and pesticides, hormones helped disrupt performance.