Babies conceived in winter have less chance of obesity Researchers at the University of Zurich have discovered that babies conceived in the winter are less likely to become obese when they grow up, according to a report from the University of Zurich.

19659004] Men who had previously had bad in a low temperature environment had a higher concentration of brown adipose tissue in the sperm. This fabric, also called teenager, is then pbaded on to the future baby. And when it develops because of the mentioned tissue, it is less likely to develop obesity and overweight, reports BTA.

During the study, scientists badyzed data from 8400 adult patients. They found that people born between July and November and respectively conceived during the cold months of the year were fatter. The comparison was made with individuals born between January and June and conceived respectively in a warmer year and more likely to become obese

Trials continued with experimental mice that spread to low and normal temperatures. Cold-conceived offspring are found to be more resistant to obesity than others