I'll add this for you to think about:
DNA methalation in the womb: Can activate or deactivate gene growth. The gene is still there, but it is, for some unknown reason, turned off.
The activation and deactivation of genes is not understood. Space in the womb affects development. Hormones affect it. The QUALITY OF NUTRITION affects fetal development.
Don't answer this, bluefargo, but think about it, will you: If you were having a grandchild, anc all things equal, would you PREFER the mother's food was modified or not modified?
There really is no question, is there?, for any of us. Why would anyone take the slightest chance when it comes to growth/development, if a person didn't have to?
I know many people who's children/grands are struggling with developmental issues. Classrooms are filled with special ed. If you have ever observed it, or helped, you would better understand the heartache many have to bear for a lifetime. Why would any expectant mother take medical chances (skip hormonal diabetic checks while pregnant, for example) or food-selection chances?
So far, we've been lucky. And the twins, so far, are healthy, active, and huge, huge, huge! Touch wood.
DNA methalation in the womb: Can activate or deactivate gene growth. The gene is still there, but it is, for some unknown reason, turned off.
The activation and deactivation of genes is not understood. Space in the womb affects development. Hormones affect it. The QUALITY OF NUTRITION affects fetal development.
Don't answer this, bluefargo, but think about it, will you: If you were having a grandchild, anc all things equal, would you PREFER the mother's food was modified or not modified?
There really is no question, is there?, for any of us. Why would anyone take the slightest chance when it comes to growth/development, if a person didn't have to?
I know many people who's children/grands are struggling with developmental issues. Classrooms are filled with special ed. If you have ever observed it, or helped, you would better understand the heartache many have to bear for a lifetime. Why would any expectant mother take medical chances (skip hormonal diabetic checks while pregnant, for example) or food-selection chances?
So far, we've been lucky. And the twins, so far, are healthy, active, and huge, huge, huge! Touch wood.
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