Antidepressants And Birth Defects

NeonateA recent research in Université de Montréal by a team headed by Dr. Anick Bérard found that antidepressants have no effect on foetal development. The study confirms that expectant mothers can safely use prescribed antidepressants during their first trimester. The research team gathered data from the Quebec Pregnancy Registry and analyze the records of 2,329 new mothers diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder and treated with antidepressants.

Mother Is Responsible For Your Health

pregnantResearchers from Royal Veterinary College of London have concluded that women who are either pregnant or breastfeeding can change the health of their children by eating junk food. When mothers eat unhealthy food their children can start to develop  obesity or other health problems.  Therefore, instead of  saying “you are what you eat”, say “you are what your mother eats”. The mother’s diet not only alters the health of the child, but also has an impact that carries on into adolescence. Therefore, mothers who follow an unhealthy diet while breastfeeding or pregnant are putting the health of their children at long-term risk.

Ticking Male’s Biological Clock

spermMore evidence were found that men as well as women have ticking biological clocks that start to tick in mid-30s. A study done on 12,200 couples proved that the chance of a successful pregnancy falls when the man is over 35, and it is significantly lower if he is over 40. The researchers told in a health conference that it was due to the DNA damage in sperm.

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First Male Pregnancy

Thomas Beatie was indeed a woman who then changed her sex. He kept his female sex organs intact but removed his breasts,  and legally having his gender changed from female to male. Now he is pregnant and an obstetrician has declared the pregnancy “normal” and says the baby he is carrying his healthy. Beatie has appeared on Oprah show and is being fawned over by feminists and liberals everywhere.

Here’s part of his appearance on Oprah:

Caffeine and Pregnancy

Too much caffeine during pregnancy may increase the risk of miscarriage. Researchers found that “pregnant women who consume 200 milligrams or more of caffeine a day — the amount in 10 ounces of coffee or 25 ounces of tea — may double their risk of miscarriage. A new study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology says that.