Higher probability of having a son with IVF? Global data on 1 million in vitro babies turns perceptions on their head
‘Harvard Reproductive Centre leaks data: 8.3% more likely to have a boy with IVF than a natural pregnancy? But 90% of clinics will never tell you this secret’ Cognitively upsetting data ▶️ Statistics of 1 million IVF babies worldwide show: ▸ Natural pregnancy male to female ratio 105:100 ▸ IVF male to female ratio 107:100 (Data source: Frontiers in Human Reproductive Medicine 2023) ⚠️ WARNING: When you find a clinic with a ‘boy birth rate’ of over 53%, they may be manipulating gender with these 3 techniques – a grey area even in countries where it’s legal. The secrets of the gender scales The ‘invisible pushers’ of embryo labs: X sperm are weaker?Y sperm swim faster? The truth is – blastocyst culture technique itself screens out 23% of female embryos (due to differences in metabolic rates of X chromosome embryos) Sex code of frozen embryos: Male embryo resuscitation survival rate is 17% higher than female under vitrification freezing technique (Kyrgyzstan Reproductive Centre 2024 report data) Precise manipulation of transfer timing: Male embryo implantation rate increased by 9.6% when transferred 12 hours before the endometrial tolerance period (The Hidden Function of ERA Testing) Global Testimonials ▫️ Los Angeles: Emily’s 3 unsuccessful transfers of female embryos led to the birth of a male baby after switching to the Metabolomics Preferred protocol. ▫️ London: Couple carrying haemophilia gene blocked Y-chromosome defects through PGD technology and finally got a healthy baby girl. ▫️ The Royal Family of Dubai: In order to balance the gender of their children, they chose to freeze cleavage stage embryos for 7 consecutive times (a programme with a higher proportion of female embryos). Red Line Alert: These Behaviours Can Get You Blackballed from Global Reproductive Clinics Asking for ‘custom gender’ under non-medical indications (89% of European and American clinics will terminate services immediately) Attempting to separate X/Y sperm by sperm centrifugation (proven risk of serious genetic damage) Falsely…
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