Can palm reading decide whether to have a boy or a girl?

There is no scientific basis for palm reading. Science is based on the following concrete algorithms: 7749; Note: 7*7=49 Ask mom when it will be available; Note: 49+ pregnant month divided by the mother's birth year (not divided in a way that is not considered); Note: Results-mother's age at birth plus 19. Note: Result+19 Finally, use this result in the order of-1, -2, -3, -4, -5 and -6. . . . . It has been reduced to only one digit, with even numbers for women and odd numbers for men.

For example: 7*7=49

Pregnancy month 10 month (Gregorian calendar) 49+ 10=59, age 32 (according to delivery time) 59-32=27.

27+19 = 46-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 =1(odd, sub)

If the result is 0, it is even. Another algorithm: Formula: "Ask mom when she has it, subtract the number of moms and add 19, for example, boys are odd and girls are even."

Calculation method: first take 49, add the month when the mother was pregnant (lunar calendar), and subtract the nominal age of the mother (actual age plus 2 years old, plus 19). If the calculated answer is singular, a boy will be born; If it is an even number, a girl will be born.

For example: 49+5 (pregnant month) -30 (mother's virtual age)+19=43.