Too much meat becomes infertility!

Family Physician Dr. During her pregnancy, Murat Berksoy said that her mother's food could also cause diseases such as Alzheimer's, heart, sugar, infertility in her baby's future life.

Feeding mother candidates during pregnancy affects their whole life negatively because they make significant changes in their baby's DNA. Family Physician Dr. Murat Berksoy said that babies who are misplaced during pregnancy and exposed to heavy metals, chemical and biological toxins may experience problems such as high blood pressure, sugar, cardiovascular disease as well as mental retardation, autism and behavior disorders in later ages. In addition, if the mother consumes too much red meat while pregnant, if the baby is a male, it may affect the number of sperm in the future, said Dr.. "Endocrine disruptors such as PCB polychlorinated biphenyls, dioxins, lead, mercury, bisphenol A and persticides from environmental chemical pollutants increase the likelihood of childhood reproductive problems in the future when exposed to similar conditions during pregnancy as well as in education failure to hearing and speech disorders in children. If the mother consume too much red meat while pregnant and the baby is a male, this can affect the number of sperm in the future in the future. Consuming inadequate levels of carbohydrates during pregnancy causes some elements in the baby's genes to change. These babies gain more weight in the later stages of their lives. That is, if the mothers go to an inadequate carbohydrate diet, the child is increasing their weight gain. If the child is undernourished while on the mother's womb, the child may face future risks such as obesity, diabetes. For this reason, especially pregnant women should be more conscious about nutrition and lifestyle, "" he said.

How Does the Mother's Baby Affect Its Genes?

According to the theory of the experts, the baby who keeps developing in the womb is trying to be prepared to meet the world when it comes to the world and the DNA changes accordingly. Dr. Murat Berksoy stated that babies who develop in an inadequate condition of carbohydrate have programmed to store their body on the assumption that there is not enough nutrients, said: "It has been determined that feeding in animal studies can make changes in gene functions. It's called epigenetic change. Specialists in this field are trying to understand how the environment interacts with genes. Nutrients and other factors taken by the mother can cause diseases such as Alzheimer's, heart, sugar, infertility in the baby's life. Removal of Vitamin D, iodine, Omega 3, B12 vitamins, folic acid, vitamin A and iron deficiencies is of great importance for couples who want to have children.

Dr. Murat Berksoy added that epigenetic changes are partly evidence that there is a connection between early periods of life and later illnesses and added that women need more support in nutrition to improve the health of future generations.