Your Mind plays Major role for Healthy child

Your Mind plays Major role for Healthy child

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Your Mind plays Major role for Healthy child
Posted in 2015

 I told you many times that your mind plays major role for giving birth to Healthy child. It not only avoid defective births but also avoid Criminal or undesired births..I already told you many times that "Prevention is better than Cure"

 A birth defect is a significant abnormality of appearance, structure, or function that is present at birth. Two percent to three percent of live-born infants show one or more significant defects at birth. A birth defect can be visibly obvious, an internal defect, or a chemical imbalance within the body.
A birth defect is a significant abnormality of appearance, structure, or function that is present at birth. Birth defects are common. Two percent to 3% of live-born infants show one or more significant defects at birth. This number increases to approximately 5% by 1 year of age due to the discovery of defects that were not obvious at birth.
A birth defect can be visibly obvious, an internal defect, or a chemical imbalance within the body:
  • An example of a visibly obvious defect could be the absence of an arm or a hemangioma (blood vessel birthmark) on the surface of the skin.
  • An internal defect could be a malformed kidney or a ventricular septal defect (a hole between the lower chambers of the heart).
  • An example of a chemical imbalance would be phenylketonuria (a defect in a chemical reaction of the body that results in severe mental retardation).
An individual can have a single birth defect such as cleft lip (a gap in the upper lip) or multiple birth defects such as cleft lip and cleft palate (a hole in the roof of the mouth) together, or even cleft lip and cleft palate with associated birth defects of the brain, heart, and kidneys.
Not all birth defects are detectable at birth. Some, such as sickle cell anemia (a defect in red blood cells that causes severe anemia and bone pain) might not become apparent until the child is several months old. A malformed kidney might take years to be discovered.
Your mind play important role to avoid birth defects
Haitian Sisters Were Conjoined At The Abdomen
Conjoined baby twins, Marian and Michelle Bernard underwent a rare 7-hour surgery to be separated at the University Hospital of Mirebalais in Haiti. Doctors knew the survival rate for the girls would be low and the surgery risky. Prevent such births and enjoy with your Healthy child. Read my Healthychild1 for further details 
My advise
1....    To avoid any kind of birth defects you should develop n practice  positive thinking before conceiving then your mind will be positive to give birth to healthy and brilliant child.
2..      Drink sufficient water  and eat healthy food
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