Tamara, can you plz look at this study?

I am just alittle confused to what they mean in this paragraph what do they mean about the swim up time? the link i got it from is here

 http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0301211506001916

Conclusions

There was no significant effect of swim-up time on the ratios of X- and Y-bearing spermatozoa using a modified swim-up procedure. No direct evidence was found that the swim-up procedure for separating motile spermatozoa to use for either intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF) would lead to an imbalance of boys and girls.

 This is so interesting! so I just bump it

they are not talking about the same kind of swim up that we do.  this is swim up for ivf.  the swim up we do uses high pH for sex selection.  What they are saying is swim up for ivf does not favor any kind of gender.  and this is true because swim up for ivf uses a pH of about 7 for there album.

however, there are studies out there that say what we do doesn't work.  I only post the studies that say they do work and at the top I add that disclaimer. 

Tamara:

they are not talking about the same kind of swim up that we do.  this is swim up for ivf.  the swim up we do uses high pH for sex selection.  What they are saying is swim up for ivf does not favor any kind of gender.  and this is true because swim up for ivf uses a pH of about 7 for there album.

 

however, there are studies out there that say what we do doesn't work.  I only post the studies that say they do work and at the top I add that disclaimer. 

I thought there was a catch to it, but was not sure where, that is why i asked the expert thank you hun

Yes, I am a strong believe of swaying, just like to add that scintific kick to convince DH