https://padlet.com/temmy_angel678/tmlqnirixukk Made with charisma en-us 2016-11-15 02:28:01 UTC 2025-10-23 02:03:35 UTC hello@padlet.com temmy_angel678 https://padlet.com/temmy_angel678/tmlqnirixukk/wish/137601075 In this article it stated that studies have shown that, compared to vaginally delivered children, C-section delivered children seem to have a 40% greater risk of becoming overweight/obese by the time they're 7. Some researches say 70 to 80 percent instead of 40 percent. "Vaginal delivery among overweight mothers may help to mitigate the inter-generational transmission of obesity." Muller said. Muller and colleges believe that the microbes in the birth canal are taken in by babies to help protect the child against obesity. It is said that vaginal babies have different gut microbiome from C-section babies. Child obesity has double over the past 30 years in the US.The percentage of kids 6 to 11 who are obese increased from 7 to 18 percent in 2012. Researchers did an experiment, which was 1,400 obese woman. It was proven that kids born by C-section had an increased risk of excess weight.Mueller said the research team is now looking into clinical trials that would expose C-section babies to healthy bacteria from their mother's vagina. Although this study has been proven, it doesn't for sure mean your child is destined to a life of obesity. To prevent obesity in their offspring it is said to exercise and be on diet.

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