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The method of using lunar calendars for predicting a baby's gender dates back over 700 years, when they were used by ancient Chinese societies. It is currently culturally used as a way of predicting the sex of a baby. Midwives tales say the lunar calendar is over 90 percent accurate.
According to Physorg.com, Dr. Eduardo Villamor of the U-M School of Public Health and his colleagues located in Sweden and Boston, Massachusetts found the lunar calendar method of predicting a baby's sex is no more accurate than flipping a coin. You have a fifty percent chance of getting it right or wrong.
There is only way to accurately tell the gender of a fetus. It is through amniocentesis, which tests the genetic makeup of the fetus and through the genetics, can tell the sex of the fetus.
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