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According to new research from the University of Cambridge, unborn babies possess a “greedy” gene inherited from the father that controls their mother’s behavior, compelling her to provide them with extra food. This gene allows the fetus to manipulate the mother’s metabolism, resulting in a nutritional tug of war between the two.
The mother’s body aims to ensure the baby’s survival while also maintaining enough glucose and fats for her own health, delivery, breastfeeding, and future reproductive abilities.
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