I read in Ayurveda Book that if pregnant women eat peacock feather with cow milk three days she will definitely have baby boy. Is this True? can peacock feather cause harm to pregnant lady of any kind? Please reply me as soon as possible i am very worried about it.
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As per your query:
- Taking peacock feather with cow’s milk for three days does not give a baby boy. This is not a treatment in Ayurveda, and Ayurveda never makes such a claim. Once conception has happened, the sex of the baby is already decided at that moment, and nothing taken afterwards can change it.
- Whether the baby is a boy or a girl is a matter of science and depends on many factors at the time of conception.
- If any book promised such a definite result, everyone would have only boys. So accept the child as a gift of God and concentrate on the physical and mental development of the baby, giving a better child to your family and society through Garbh Sanskar.
- Please do not eat peacock feather in any form during pregnancy. It is not a food or a standard medicine, and home-made preparations of it may be contaminated or harmful to the mother and the baby. Take only medicines prescribed by your doctor or a qualified Ayurveda vaidya during pregnancy.
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