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Why you shouldn't trust Ramzi Theory to predict baby gender

We all crave to know if it is a boy or a girl especially during early pregnancy. Unfortunately, Ramzi Theory won't help. Here is why you should not trust Ramzi Theory to predict the sex of your baby based on an early ultrasound.

What is the Ramzi Method?

The Ramzi method was first described in 2011 by Saad Ramzi Ismail in an article published on Obgyn.net.com. This theory indicates that it is possible to make a gender prediction between 6 to 8 weeks pregnant based on the location of the chorionic villi / placenta in the uterus.

Placenta location according to Ramzi theory

More precisely, if the chorionic villi/placenta is located on the right side of the uterus, it predicts a boy and if it is located on the left side of the uterus, the baby is a girl, all with more than 97% of accuracy!

What is wrong with the Ramzi theory?

The first problem comes from the author of the research. In an interview he gave to the bottlesoup website, Saad Ramzi Ismail revealed that he isn't a doctor in medicine and holds, instead, a PhD in Public Health and a master's degree in medical ultrasounds. So this person is not qualified to conduct medical research.

Shocked woman

The second reason why you should not trust this theory is because it has never been published in a scientific journal and has not been peer-reviewed. The source of this article is the website Obgyn.net.com which is privately owned and has no track record in publishing cross-validated medical research.

The third reason why you should not trust this theory is because two legit studies conducted by accredited doctors and published in scientific journals have found that the location of the chorionic villi / placenta in the uterus is not predictive of a baby's gender .

What's more, we learn that the placenta's location inside the uterus is neither right or left for more than 20% of all pregnancies. Finally, professional medical organizations, including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), don't recognize the Ramzi theory.

Why you shouldn't pay for Ramzi (fun) predictions

We are surprised to see some gender prediction websites selling Ramzi theory analysis just as if this theory was scientifically proven. What's more, even if the theory was reliable, it would be impossible to correctly identify right vs. left in the uterus without knowing how the transducer was held when the image was taken. So please, avoid paying for fun guesses and instead check out our free and fun chinese calendar simulator!

Is skull theory accurate to predict baby gender?

Skull theory is a method that some people believe can be used to predict the gender of an unborn baby based on the shape of the mother's bump or the shape of the baby's skull. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the accuracy of this theory, and it is not a reliable way to determine the gender of a baby.

What are proven ways to find out the sex of my baby during the first trimester of pregnancy?

If you want to know whether you're having a boy or a girl during the first trimester of pregnancy, you have two non invasive methods:

You can also simply wait until the mid-pregnancy ultrasound between 16 and 20 weeks: at that point, your baby's genitals are developed enough for the sonographer to clearly recognize them.

Finally, we are proud to announce that BABYGRAM's methodology to identify your baby's gender as early as 9 weeks pregnant with a mean of 85% accuracy will soon be published in a scientific journal and will join the proven methods to determine your baby's gender! Our method relies on the nub theory that is widely backed by science and on an algorithm of artificial intelligence that compares your ultrasound to more than 10,000 images for which we know the gender and term of pregnancy.

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