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Think Gene: You are what your mother eats: First evidence that mother’s diet influences infant sex

  • matt · 1 year ago
    Kevin,

    They did not report a correlation between eating breakfast cereal and producing sons. A "strong correlation" means something very specific - a *correlation* of .5 or greater. They reported a chi-square, which is very different.
  • songboom · 1 year ago
    That's pretty interesting. I wonder if there is any anecdotal evidence to support this as well.
  • Isis Avent · 4 months ago
    This is really very interesting, thanks for posting it, keep posts like this coming!

    Amber
  • Hk Fashion · 1 month ago
    Finally, they followed mothers within and across years to determine the long-term effects of the original manipulation on future reproductive success and maternal survival.
  • Etude House · 1 month ago
    This is really very interesting, thanks for posting it, keep posts like this coming!
  • Managed Hosting · 4 weeks ago
    They were then split into three groups according to the number of calories consumed per day around the time they conceived.
  • HCG weight loss Seattle · 3 weeks ago
    God protect us men, because we are going to disappear soon:)) Just joking a little bit, but there is some truth in this research and the fact that women are more stronger than men when it comes to fighting disease and that is why boys' numbers have started to decrease: it's called natural selection.
  • เครื่องสำอางเกาหลี · 2 weeks ago
    That's pretty interesting. I wonder if there is any anecdotal evidence to support this as well.
  • Gifts for him · 2 weeks ago
    The group of women taking part in the study was representative of the UK average in terms of the weight, health and lifestyle. The findings showed no evidence of a link between a mother smoking and drinking caffeine prior to pregnancy and the gender of her baby.
  • Wholesale Clothing · 1 week ago
    they followed mothers within and across years to determine the long-term effects of the original manipulation on future reproductive success and maternal survival.
  • Wholesale Clothing · 1 week ago
    Finally, they followed mothers within and across years to determine the long-term effects of the original manipulation on future reproductive success and maternal survival.
  • Printable Address Labels · 1 week ago
    This is really very interesting, thanks for posting it, keep posts like this coming!
  • Cheap Leaflet Printing · 2 days ago
    There is also evidence that skipping breakfast is now common in the developed world: in the USA, the proportion of adults eating breakfast fell from 86% to 75% between 1965 and 1991.