I wish to find full documents of medical researches / studies in the
subject of natural methods of gender pre-selection.
By "full documents" I mean that I'm looking for more then just a
summery of the researches.
I know of few names of researches – including: Dr. Jonas , BabyChoice,
SA Labs
Please help me reach those researches. I wish to purchase them.
Thanks in advance.

If you want to email Dr. Jonas with the ABR Centre, you can contact
them by filling out a form at their website. That is the best way,
however, you can also email them at homepage@myboyorgirl.com. That
should let you contact Dr. Jonas' Centre.
Here to help.
Agdude

Since no one seems to be biting on your question, I might suggest
turning to PubMed <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed>,
a free searchable database of biomedical literature created by the
NIH. Searches for "gender pre-selection" or "gender selection"
revealed a number of recent articles in mainstream US journals. You
can read the abstracts of many on-line, or visit your local medical
school library to find the journals themselves.

If you're interested in deciding whether gender pre-selection works
and is worth trying, I would advise sticking to studies that have been
published in peer-reviewed journals - beware of snakeoil salesmen and
psuedo-science. Having glanced at www.babychoice.com and
www.boyorgirl.com, I strongly suspect that both fall somewhere in the
last two categories.

Dear drorb-ga,

The literature I’ve found on natural selection of baby’s gender is
mostly related with the timing of intercourse in relation to
ovulation.

You could find the following scientific articles of your interest:

·France, JT, Graham FM, Gosling L, Hair PI.  A prospective study of
the pre-selection of the sex of offspring by timing intercourse
relative to ovulation. Fertil-Steril. 1984; 41(6): 894-900

·Gray, RH.  Natural family planning and sex selection - fact or
fiction? American J Obs and Gyne, 1991 Dec; 165 (6Pt 2); 1982-4

·Wilcox, AJ, Weinberg, CR, Baird, DD.  Timing of sexual intercourse in
relation to ovulation.  Effects on the probability of conception,
survival of the pregnancy, and sex of the baby. New England J Medicine
1995 Dec 7; 333(23): 1563-5

You can also look at: http://www.beyondfertility.com/art100.htm

I hope this can help you.